There are two thin cracks on the bottom, but it doesn't leak. The cracks do not appear on the inside. This is a Seto-yaki bowl that was used in a fisherman's town to hold mizuame (a type of syrup) in a candy store for children. The rim of the top has a rounded shape, and it originally didn't have a lid. It seems a wooden lid was used in the candy store. The diameter is 18.4 cm (outer) and 16.5 cm (inner), and the height is 17.6 cm. While there is a sense of use, there is no significant damage. It is said to be from the Taisho to early Showa period.