Antique Japanese Taisho Era c1920's Military Sake Cup Sakazuki ~3"W Architectural with exception to minor signs

with exception to minor signs of use and minor lacquer separation on a few edges these bowls remains in fine condition are in good polish

a characteristic feature of everyday Imari wares produced toward the end of the Edo period

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Sadanobu II's Osaka-school approach brings an unusual psychological intensity to the single-figure composition: where Tokyo artists favored crowded battle panoramas

A decorative and functional piece of mid 20th century Japan

Antique Japanese Taisho Era c1920's Military Sake Cup Sakazuki ~3"W Architectural with exception to minor signsAntique Japanese Porcelain Imperial Military Sake Cup or Sakazuki Gold TrimLate Meiji to early Showa Period c1900 to 1930's Dimensions: Approx. 3" diameter x 1. 5" H See photographs for details. Porcelain sake cup decorated in underglaze blue with overglaze enamels and gilt highlights. The interior features a traditional pictorial motif, commonly including auspicious symbols, seasonal landscapes, figures, or ceremonial imagery, rendered with fine line