This is a set of 20 ceramic plates from the early to mid-Showa period. There are three types: six square plates with persimmon designs, five round plates, and nine small pine, bamboo, and plum blossom plates. The square plates have rounded corners and feature a design of persimmon branches and fruit in the center. The round plates are edged in vermilion, with a plain white center, making them visually appealing when food is served. They are easy to use. The name of the shop is stamped on the underside of the foot. The small pine, bamboo, and plum blossom plates feature designs of plum blossoms, bamboo leaves, and pine needles. The sizes are as follows: square plates, 11.3 cm long and wide, 1.5 cm high; round plates, 12 cm in diameter, 2 cm high; small pine, bamboo, and plum blossom plates, 11.2 cm in diameter, 1.8 cm high. The condition is good. They will be carefully packed and shipped.