Antique Japanese c1910’s Hand Painted Sake Tokkuri Jug Blue & White 12" Shinhanga This later high-quality reproduction was

This later high-quality reproduction was issued by Takamizawa Mokuhansha (高見澤木版社)

701–762) — the Tang Dynasty poet celebrated throughout Chinese literary culture for his love of wine and his ecstatic

This chest was used to hold the small wood and marble inhan stamps used for signatures and official documents

5" H × 4" W × 3

The trestle-style legs are shaped in a waisted baluster profile with pierced oval apertures — a classical kyosoku leg form — each set on a flat rectangular foot

Antique Japanese c1910’s Hand Painted Sake Tokkuri Jug Blue & White 12" Shinhanga This later high-quality reproduction wasThis is an antique Japanese sake jug (tokkuri) from the late Meiji Era (c. 1910). This type of sake jug was one of the first recyclables in that it could be returned to the sake company that made it and be refilled. It is all hand made and fired at high temperatures for lasting durability. Height = 11. 5" (29cm) Diameter = 10. 5" (26. 5cm) Weight = 13lbs 12oz It remains in good condition however there is staining that adds a certain aged character. It