This is a sugar pot from Wedgwood Ascot. The condition is good, with no fading or peeling of the gold, and no major scratches overall. The Ascot series has long been discontinued in both Japan and the West. It was a high-end brand within Wedgwood even at the time, and still holds high value as a secondary antique item. Research indicates that this model was sold for around 15,000 to 30,000 yen in antique shops in Japan and Western countries. There are three types of "Ascot" sugar pots and creamers, and this is the "146 Shape" series, which is the shortest. Other series, such as the "Leigh Shape," are taller overall with larger handles, and personally, I don't think they fit well with Japanese furniture. This "146 Shape" model does not look out of place even when paired with Japanese teacups and does not stand out when used with a low table. There are no original indentations for hanging sugar tongs, so it is best to place them on the side separately. Included with this item is a mini tong, which appears to be silver-plated. The reason for saying "appears to be" is that there are no hallmarks for silver plate products. Before listing, it had a lot of black tarnish characteristic of silver, which I cleaned using silver polish. Therefore, strictly speaking, I cannot guarantee it is silver-plated, so please consider the tongs as a bonus. They have a fine floral engraving and are also antique items. The length of the tongs is just enough to prevent them from falling into the pot. Shipping is covered by the seller. Considering packaging costs, price negotiations from everyone are not accepted. I believe this is a good price for those specifically looking for this item. Price negotiations are not accepted. We appreciate your understanding. Size: Sugar pot: Height including the bowl and both handles, approx. 75mm Height with lid closed, approx. 95mm Maximum width, approx. 125mm Opening diameter, approx. 68mm Tongs: approx. 90mm