A sake bottle from Nevers, France. This is a so-called faience piece, likely from the 18th or 19th century. It's a sake bottle with beautiful blue and white decorations, but given its size, it may have been used as a vase. The rounded body and long, slender neck are decorated with floral and ribbon-like patterns. There is a chip on the mouth, but otherwise, there are no major scratches. The interior is glazed, so it's clean and can be used as a sake bottle. It can hold about 2 go (360ml) of Japanese sake. The soft, melting glaze is its charm. Approximate size is as follows: Diameter: approx. 170mm Height: approx. 95mm Foot diameter: approx. 60mm There is no original wooden box, cloth, or ceramic history. ■Notes As this is an antique, there are stains, scratches, and chips due to aging, in addition to what is described. Please take a close look at the photos before purchasing. All product descriptions are subjective. If you are looking for a perfect condition item or are concerned about minor details, please refrain from purchasing. As I am not an expert, there may be errors in the product descriptions. I cannot guarantee authenticity or historical analysis, so please understand. I will pack carefully, but the packaging will be simple. Please understand this in advance. #AntiqueArt #Antique #NeversKiln #France #Faience Type: Pottery Type: Sake Set