This is a set of five tin tea trays with a floral design, made by "Kenmou-gou." The floral design features the "Five Gentlemen": orchids (spring), bamboo (summer), chrysanthemums (autumn), plum blossoms (winter), which are considered the gentlemen among plants, plus evergreen pine, which symbolizes longevity. Many tin tea utensils marked "Kenmou-gou" can be found online. It may refer to a Chinese metal craftsman, workshop, or traditional craft technique (decorative technique). Please refer to the internet for details on Satsuma tinware "Kenmou-gou zo" by Iwakiri. These were stored but do not have a matching box. The age is unknown. While there are descriptions of old tin for "Kenmou-gou" on the internet, the items for sale are in excellent condition with almost no dirt, discoloration, scratches, or dents. It is possible they were unused. The size of the five trays is almost identical: approximately 96mm in diameter, approximately 41mm in base diameter, and approximately 17mm in height. The weight varies slightly: 65g x 1, 70g x 3, 73g x 1, with a total weight of approximately 350g. We hope you will use these "Kenmou-gou" tin tea trays with the Five Gentlemen floral design as tea utensils.