Set of 3 Antique Japanese Hand Crafted Chataku Tea Saucer Copper 5" Makie and glaze pooling

and glaze pooling

he was absorbed into the Shichifukujin from the 17th century during the Edo period

1880's) in the Sendai style of solid Keyaki (Japanese elm) front with Sugi (Japanese cedar) case and interiors

With the exception of minor tears at the edges and some foxing this print remains in very good condition

This bowl measures 4

Set of 3 Antique Japanese Hand Crafted Chataku Tea Saucer Copper 5" Makie and glaze poolingThis is a set of 3 antique Japanese copper Chataku (tea saucers) from the late Meiji or Early Taisho c1910's. They are hand hammered of a Japanese copper alloy. Having been in storage for most of the past 50 years and seldom used, this set of 3 chataku remains in good condition with some oxidation. Length = 5. 25" Width = 3. 5" good condition. Height = ~1" Please note: other objects seen in the photos are not part of this listing.