Diameter: Approximately 6.5 cm Height: Approximately 3 cm Repaired with kintsugi on the foot. Comes with a box. Akamatsu Tohin (First Generation) akamatsu-tohin 1810-1868 Late Edo period potter. Born in 1810. Son of Akamatsu Makoto. A person from Takamatsu, Sanuki. Tea ceramics with the seals "Tohin" and "Gu" were called Tohin-yaki. His son, Kihei, became the second generation Tohin and created Yashima-yaki. Died on August 22, 1868. Age 59. His name was Gu. His azana (courtesy name) was Noufu. His common name was Inotaro. His other names included Toga. His shop name was Fusakiya. #List of Tokkuri and Guinomis #Antique Items Being Sorted I am organizing my antique items. I am also listing them on other apps. If you are interested in purchasing or considering a purchase, please ask for the size or any questions in the comments. As these are old items, there may be minor scratches or scuffs. Please understand this before purchasing. ■ #Ko-Imari #Antique #Namazu-zara #JapaneseTableware #AntiqueItems #Antique #ColoredDishes #KutaniWare #Imari #AntiqueArt #JapaneseAntiques Ko-Imari Antique Namazu-zara JapaneseTableware Antique Items Antique Colored Dishes KutaniWare Imari Antique Art JapaneseAntiques Flea Market Vintage Old Tools Aokutani Ko-Kutani Seiji Hakuji Living National Treasure Colored Ko-Kutani Chinese Ceramics Korean Ceramics Ri-cho Dishes Bowls Pottery Fragments Tea Bowls Tea Utensils Guinomi Sake Vessels Sake Cups Sake Cups Choko Tokkuri Chinmi-ire Kobachi