Six sake cups with different patterns. They were found in a storehouse, kept in a wooden box. They appear to be quite old. The writing on the box is difficult to read and I cannot decipher it. The maker is unknown, but I believe they are definitely Kutani ware. They seem to be for display or as commemorative items, with paintings of cranes and people, suggesting they are auspicious. The outer box is included, but it has stains and discoloration (please refer to the photos). The sizes vary, so I have included them in the photos. These are very old items. I would appreciate it if those who understand this and are interested would consider them.