Antique Japanese Late Edo Era Ceramic Tokkuri Sake Bottle 9” (damaged) Tsutsugaki establishment name

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soda (big square shoulder panels) the paneled skirt and upper leg protection skirt

Two  drawers were used to house everything from iron chopsticks for tending the coals to extra charcoal

Oshima Shun-etsu (大嶋俊逸) (see first picture) in Inuyama (犬山) city (see second picture) with their address

this exquisite piece exudes traditional charm

Antique Japanese Late Edo Era Ceramic Tokkuri Sake Bottle 9” (damaged) Tsutsugaki establishment nameThis is an antique Japanese sake jug from the late Edo Period (c. 1850). This one is 9" tall and glazed on one side with flowers and the other side with dragonflies. Glazed with cobalt gosu blue. It is all hand made and fired at high temperatures for lasting durability. Please note condition in photographs, hairline crack. Priced accordingly. Still fully functional. It remains in good condition It is high fire glazed both inside and out. Great as a