Thank you very much for viewing. This is a beautiful set of two lidded bowls with a lovely simple color scheme of white, blue, and gold. They have a wonderful atmosphere and can be displayed as interior objects when not in use. With a solid firing, when the lid and bowl touch, a clear, glass-like sound unique to porcelain resonates. Please consider adding them to your collection. ◆Size Details Diameter: Approximately 10.8cm, Height: Approximately 5.7cm (This is the size of the bowl only, excluding the lid.) ◆Regarding Condition◆ There are no chips or cracks, and they are in good condition for antique items. However, all of the lids' handles show discoloration, and the rims of the bowls show wear and tear on the gold paint, as well as unevenness and uneven glaze application. In addition, the underside of the lids and the inside of the bowls show many characteristics that occurred during the production process, such as pinholes, adhesions, and frit. We have priced them considering the overall condition, but we ask that only those who are not concerned about these aspects and can appreciate them as the unique charm and character of antique ceramics purchase them. ◆These vessels are very old antique items. ◆There may be some misalignment in the painting, color unevenness, slight differences in the painting due to individual variations, small kiln marks, pinholes (pin-like holes), frit or adhesions (ash powder or other substances attached during the production process), spots, color fading, differences in color intensity due to individual variations, and shape distortions. We ask that only those who appreciate these as part of their charm, character, and individuality purchase them. We strive to inform you with images, etc., of any excessively noticeable issues. ◆Since gold paint is applied, they cannot be used in a microwave. ◆Please note that the actual colors may differ slightly from the images due to differences in the monitors used by each person. Old Folk House Old Folk Tools Antique Tools Flea Market Antique Old Art Art Antique Crafts Life with Antiques #1