This is a set of two tokkuri (sake bottles), five ochoko (sake cups), and two tokkuri-bakama (bottle cozies). They are not sold separately. The name of the pottery and the quantities are unknown. They are from the 1950s. The tokkuri are approximately 13cm tall with a mouth diameter of 3cm. The ochoko are approximately 4.6cm tall with a mouth diameter of 4.3cm. The tokkuri-bakama are approximately 2.8cm tall with a diameter of 6.8cm. The bakama were stored together, so I believe they are part of the same set, but it's possible they are not. There is no special box. There are stains and drips of paint. Please understand. Why not raise a toast with this set that has a Showa era atmosphere?