This is the last two pieces. These are Meiji-era Kutani aka-e (red-painted) ware. Originally small dishes, they might be deep enough to be used as flat sake cups. The outside also features patterns all the way to the foot. The twisted pattern is a popular design, but it's not often seen in aka-e. There is gold decoration, but it is moderately worn and faded. As they are old, there are age-related scratches and stains. Diameter: Approximately 10.7cm Height: Approximately 1.8cm There is a crack on the rim, as shown in the image. Sizes are approximate. The actual item may differ slightly in color from the images. Type: Pottery Type: Sake vessel Type: Guinomi (sake cup) Type: Kutani-yaki (Kutani ware)