This has been in my house for 50 years. It was collected by my antique-loving mother. It's incredibly thin. But it's also sturdy. I'd love to know what kind of craftsman made this. Nowadays, I see things like Shotoku Glass, but I wonder if this was a precursor to that. I've used it about twice during the New Year's holiday. My mother originally bought it from an antique shop, so it's not unused. For those who love antiques, old items, and vintage goods. There are air bubbles, which show its age. There's etching (though it's hard to see...) of flowers and grass. There are water marks, but no chips or cracks. It has a lot of character. I don't want to get rid of it, but I'm having trouble keeping my room tidy, so I'm letting go of this wonderful tokkuri (sake bottle). I think it would be good for wine too. Height: 17cm Mouth diameter: 4cm Capacity: 380ml Please allow for some error. Thin glass Sake vessel Showa retro Taisho Roman