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KOGEDO

Pair of Arita-ware (有田焼) guinomi sake cups in porcelain, with medallions – late Edo period (1820–1860)

Pair of Arita-ware (有田焼) guinomi sake cups in porcelain, with medallions – late Edo period (1820–1860)

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    📐 Features:

    • Origin: Arita (有田), historic Hizen Province (肥前), Kyūshū – unearthed in Fukuoka Prefecture.
    • Period: Late Edo (江戸時代後期), circa 1820–1860
    • Kiln / Tradition: Arita-yaki (有田焼) porcelain, one of Japan's oldest ceramic centers, kiln using the workshop mark 兼 (Ken)
    • Signature / Marks:
      • Red seal 肥 (Hizen) on the exterior
      • Workshop mark 兼 (Ken) painted under the base
    • Type: Guinomi (ぐい呑み), sake cups for tasting, very similar in size to an Ochoko
    • Material: Fine porcelain, underglaze cobalt blue decoration, ochre highlights and touches of gilding
    • Decoration:
      • Circular medallions depicting miniature Japanese landscapes
      • Gilded geometric patterns typical of late Edo Arita workshops
      • Small interior decoration 
    • Dimensions:
      • Diameter: 6.5 cm (2.56 in)
      • Height: 5.5 cm (2.17 in)
    • Condition: very good condition; presence of subtle bluish traces in the interior glaze, linked to 19th-century manual Arita craftsmanship.

    🍶 Description:

    This pair of authentic guinomi in Arita porcelain (有田焼) dates from the late Edo period, when Hizen workshops perfected medallion decorations and miniature scenes inspired by the Japanese landscape.

    Each cup features a delicate set of hand-painted medallions, alternating lakeside landscapes, boats, pine trees, and refined geometric patterns. The palette combines a softened cobalt blue, ochre-brown highlights, and touches of gilding characteristic of high-quality productions from this period.

    The 肥前 (Hizen) seal, painted in red on the side, attests to a prestigious regional origin, while the blue mark 兼 (Ken) under the base refers to a workshop active in the years 1820–1860, before the massive opening to export during Meiji.

    🦝 Our Opinion:

    Drinking sake (or anything else!) from this type of magnificent Edo-era Guinomi will clearly add a new dimension to your tastings! 

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    🎌 Are the items authentic?

    Absolutely. All pieces are sourced in Japan from local vendors, markets, or artisans. They are authentic vintage items or Japanese handicrafts, unique and steeped in history.

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