Antique Japanese Imari Omiki Tokkuri Meiji Hirado Brush Holder Sake Bottle IP115 Pottery Condition Used condition

Condition Used condition

The ruri-colored piece is an old Imari omiki tokkuri (sacred sake bottle) from the Edo period

4 inches Width: 49 cm / approx

it appears that there are some minor mechanical issues

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Antique Japanese Imari Omiki Tokkuri Meiji Hirado Brush Holder Sake Bottle IP115 Pottery Condition Used conditionThe ruri colored piece is an old Imari omiki tokkuri (sacred sake bottle) from the Edo period. It is a type of vessel often found in Shinto shrines and household kamidana (Shinto altars). The rokkakei shaped piece is a brush holder from the Meiji era Hirado ware. The slender tokkuri is a Jingdezhen porcelain piece from China, dating back to around 19501960. SIZE (Blue vase) Diameter: 6cm Height: 15cm Caliber: 2cm (Tokkuri) Diameter: 6. 5cm Height: