Kaiseki Flat Bowls with Lids, Vermilion Lacquer, Set of 2 These are bowls for simmered dishes, used in kaiseki meals. They are versatile and can be used for various purposes other than simmered dishes in everyday use. 【Product Description】 Lid: Diameter approx. 13.6 cm, Height approx. 3 cm (difficult to measure accurately) Bowl: Diameter approx. 12.6 cm, Height approx. 5 cm (ditto) ※ Although both are about the same size, they are not exactly identical. 【Seller's Description】 I purchased these lacquerware items separately and ended up with too many, so I'm offering them to someone who can use them. I was told these items were from a storehouse from the Taisho to early Showa periods. I suspect they are Wajima-nuri lacquerware, but it's uncertain. Judging from the warping of the lids and bowls, their thickness, and the fact that they float in water, I believe they are made of wood. Please refrain from purchasing if you have any concerns. These are used items, so there are small scratches and scuffs. They are not unused. Also, there are distortions unique to wooden items. Please check the condition of the items in the images. Please note that it may not be possible to capture all scratches, etc., and there may be distortions that cannot be fully captured due to the nature of the material, which is different from plastic or synthetic lacquerware. The vermilion lacquer makes fruits and side dishes look appealing. The lids can also be used to hold side dishes, not just as lids. As you may know, please avoid using them in the microwave, with boiling water, or in direct sunlight. The product price covers shipping, listing fees, and handling costs. Please refrain from price negotiations. We will use recycled materials for packaging. Shipping is planned via courier service in a 60-size box. Since we haven't packed them yet, the size may change. Thank you for your understanding. <m(__)m> Please also read the seller profile. We look forward to a good relationship. <m(__)m> ♯Wajima-nuri ♯Flat Bowl ♯Lidded Bowl Lacquerware Vermilion Bowl 1799