Antique Japanese Pottery Sake Bottle Kayoi-Tokkuri
This is an antique Japanese ceramic sake bottle. It is called a Kayoi-Tokkuri and is used to pour sake. The commuting sake bottle became popular as a rental container for liquor stores in the Edo period when sake began to be consumed on a daily basis. This period bottle is grayish beige with some black Japanese kanji characters on the outside. There is a spout hole on the bottom to facilitate the pouring of sake.
- Gray, black
- Ceramic
- Kanji on bottle: Gouketsu (mighty man), Masumatsu (logo), Koyama (owner?)
- C1900
- Item weight: 5400 grams
- Packed weight: 6400 grams
- Approx. 22 cm wide x 43 cm tall
- Good condition considering age. Glaze and clay imperfections. Marks. Wear and tear due to age. Please see the photos carefully.
- We got this item at an antique auction in Tajimi in Gifu, Japan
Shipping: We ship worldwide by Japan Post. Adding this item to your cart shows you the shipping prices and options. We do combine shipping and if the cart does not give you a discount, we will refund any extra shipping paid in the case of overpayment.
About Us: We are Dan and Maiko. Since moving to Japan in 2001, we have gained a vast knowledge of Japanese antiques and vintage items. We are excited to offer you a delightful glimpse of the beauty that Japan has to offer. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to get in touch with us.
