Set Of 2 Tokkuri Porcelain Bottles From Japan, Late 19th-century Sake Ceramics
Set of 2 Japanese tokkuri, antique and authentic traditional ceramics, decorated and kiln-fired, with a beautiful glaze
In very good condition—no chips, but left in their original state— they can be cleaned
Japanese Tokkuri:
A tokkuri is a ceramic (or porcelain, glass, or bamboo) bottle
used to serve sake, the traditional Japanese rice wine.
The tokkuri is typically bulb-shaped with a narrow neck to prevent the sake from losing its freshness.
The sake is then poured into small ceramic cups called:
choko, guinomi, sakazuki, or even wooden masu.
Normal signs of wear due to age; dates from the late 19th century or around 1900
Dimensions: 27 cm by 34 cm
Full of charm; guaranteed to add decorative flair
Price for both
Period: 19th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Porcelain
Height: 34 cm
Reference (ID): 1789438
Availability: In stock
