RICHFIELD ꕤ TACHIKICHI ꕤ Cake Plates Tachikichi RICHFIELD Cake Plates Set of 5 Boxed, Unused The box has been opened, but the inner wrapping (thin paper) is unopened and preserved. Opened for confirmation and photography. Ø19 x approx. 3 Although specified as cake plates, they can also be used for toast, appetizers, etc. The calm, muted green color enhances the dishes. The outer box will be wrapped in bubble wrap + packaging (recycled materials used). ★★ There are individuals on Amazon who are using my images and descriptions without permission. They are attempting to resell at high prices. Please be aware. Please read the following to the end <(_ _)> I have noted any points I noticed, but there may be personal opinions, and please forgive any oversights. Please inquire before purchasing if you have any concerns. (I don't know much, but I will answer to the best of my ability...) There may be deterioration, stains, and minor scratches due to aging. I will note any significant damage. Please purchase if you are not concerned about minor details. Recycled materials may be used for shipping, and the shipping method will be inexpensive. If you are concerned, we can change to a more secure method for an additional fee, so please inquire in the comments. Immediate purchase is possible. I am setting the price based on Mercari, Yahoo Auctions, etc. I am not considering price reductions for heavy or bulky items due to shipping costs. I will consider lowering the price as time goes on. These items belonged to my aunt, who is a calligrapher. (She runs calligraphy classes in Osaka, Kyoto, etc., and is also active as a calligrapher, teaching ink painting, picture letters, and face color painting.) She is elderly and uses a wheelchair, and due to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, she also has mild dementia, making it impossible to confirm the details. Therefore, I do not know the details of the items, the purchase date, or the purchase price. Please make your judgment based on the images. My aunt's in-laws owned an antique shop in Gion Shinmonzen, so it is thought that she collected items when rare or unusual items came up. We plan to list books and tools (brushes, ink, inkstones, etc.) related to calligraphy, picture letters, and ink painting, as well as hobby items, over a long period.