Kutani ware jar for "Tomo shiraga" brand sake

Bottle Vase: Kutani Ware

Plate with Bird and Flower: Kutani Ware

Arita ware dish in Kutani style

Circular Dish with Tall Base: Kutani Ware

Foliate Dish with Banana Leaf Design: Kutani Ware

Taizan ware sake bottle for domestic Shinto shrine

Omuro ware freshwater jar for the tea ceremony

Kutani ware bottle with design of asters, chrysanthemums, peonies, wisteria and quail

Shidoro ware sake cup with indented sides

Hirado Ware Sake Bottle with Design of Chrysanthemums

Tea-leaf jar for sencha, with matching lid, Kyoto-related ware

Sake bottle with design of primroses, possibly Tokoname ware

Kyoto ware jar with design of phoenixes and paulownia crests

Bizen ware sake bottle in the shape of a wild duck

Satsuma ware sake bottle with design of floral sprays

Seto ware water jar with design of reeds and water

Satsuma ware tea-ceremony water jar in the shape of a well curb

Kyoto ware rice container also used as tea-ceremony water jar

Arita ware oval bowl in Kakiemon style, used as tea ceremony water jar

Vase, with lacquer lid for use as tea ceremony water jar

Kyoto ware tea bowl for the New Year, with three impressed seals reading "Shuhei"

Bottle and stopper for sake, wood covered in black lacquer with gold, silver and red <i>hiramaki-e...

Wang Pu (Oho), from the series "Twenty-four Paragons of Filial Piety as a Mirror for Children (Nijushiko doji kagami)"

The Actors Ichimura Uzaemon IX as a Male Fox Disguised as the Sake Seller Iseya (left) and Nakamura Tomijuro I as a Female Fox Disguised as the Beancake Peddler Hyugaya, in the Dance Sequence "Myoto-zake Kawaranu Nakanaka" (Everlasting Harmony of the Marital Cup), from the Second Part of the Play Chigo Torii Kitsune (Heavenly Child - The Fox Leaps Through the Shrine Gate), Performed at the Ichimura Theater in the Eleventh Month, 1777