Japanese antique 1925s IMARI set of 5 bowls with lids porcelain kiln ceramic craft t Indigo Blue White OWAN INABAN Sometsuke H3.7in/H4.3cm

Japanese antique 1925s IMARI set of 5 bowls with lids porcelain kiln ceramic craft t Indigo Blue White OWAN INABAN Sometsuke H3.7in/H4.3cm.

These are bowls with lids, set of 5. The year is Taisho 14 and is written on the box. The bowls are made using a combination of the hand-printing technique of the time, called inban, and some hand-painting on top of the hand-printing. Unlike today's mass production, each bowl has its own unique characteristics, such as misalignment and distortion. This gives the bowls a unique and interesting character. The written text shows the names of the restaurants of the time. Since the character “Aoyama” is present, it seems to have been used by a restaurant located in present-day Aoyama, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. A pine tree growing over the cliff is also printed.
There are no chips and they are ready to use. It is recommended for serving tea or food such as soup.

□ Size: H3.7in × D 4.3in （about 9.5cm×D11cm ）
□ Weight : 9.9oz (282g) ×5
□ Material : porcelain
□ with old wooden box

condition...
It is in very good condition. It is available immediately with no major chips. Wooden box has some damage. Variations in printing and painting are original.

I list antiques that sometimes have chips, rubbings and cracks
as they are very old antiques so please check the images and understand the current
condition before buying.