Banko Ware engraved tea set, hand carved ceramic. Temple.

Banko ware engraved tea set, hand carved ceramic. Temple. (before any crush, my objects are found with passion, they may present imperfections, traces of time, visible and/or abnormal imperfections, I point out as much as possible. However, certain marks may go unnoticed. Please study carefully look at the photos and descriptions before placing your order, these remain objects from yesteryear and not recent ones) - [ ] description: tea service which includes 5 cups, a sugar bowl and a small pot of milk. In brown and beige shades. Hand painted and carved. Origin japan. The glazing technique, drip by drop, is mainly used. Corresponds to manual production during the 1930s/1940s. Each piece features a temple embedded in the ceramic. Banko-ware is a type of traditional japanese pottery originating from yokkaichi. The theme revolves around a shinto shrine which is buried in the mountains. For final information on their history, the torri gate marks the transition between the secular zone and the so-called sacred zone. - [ ] specifications: does not have any major impact, in their juice, normal traces of paint and varnishing. Interior with cracked effects. - [ ] approximate measurements: (possible deviation of 5 millimeters) height of the cups = 5 ms. Length X width, diameter = 9.5 x9.5 cms. Height of the milk pot = 9 cms. Length X width, opening diameter 7.5 X 6 cms sugar bowl height = 14.5 ms. Circumference = 35 cms protected and careful shipping, I will keep you informed as soon as I drop off your package and remind you when it arrives at the reception point. The items I sell are sold as is, they all have had a previous life, some bear the marks of time more than others, this is what gives them their vintage charm, they each have their little imperfections. Don't hesitate to go see my other items maybe they are missing.

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