Set of 3 Ko-Imari flower-shaped plates, with wooden box. Each plate is a different size, with large, medium, and small. These are likely Ko-Imari nmasu dishes or deep bowls from Japan, characterized by their chrysanthemum-shaped edges and blue and white sometsuke (underglaze) patterns. Ko-Imari is a general term for porcelain made in Arita during the Edo period. Because they are hand-painted, the patterns may vary slightly even among the same type of dish. - Quantity: Set of 3 - Material: Ceramic - Design: Flower-shaped plates - Accessories: With wooden box Thank you for viewing. My mother purchased these at a vintage dish shop in the Seibu Department Store. The date and other information are written on the wooden box. We are looking forward to your purchase if you don't mind that these are used items, have been stored for a long time, and have writing on the wooden box.