The size of Large Bowl: 7 7/8” Dia x 3 1/2” High
The size of Medium Bowl: 6 1/8” Dia x 3 5/16” High
The size of Small Bowl: 5” Dia x 2 3/4” High
This is nice Japanese Blue and White, Sometsuke, Ko Imari Set of 3 pcs.
It has the design of Hollanders and Camel designs with two Kanji letter
Kotobuki and bamboo vase design.The center of each bowl has Kirin Design.
Surrounded by handsomely painted all kind motifs.
Please see the definition of Kirin at separate pragraph.
Each Bowl top rim with rope
design and Celadon glazed in Sometsuke.
Blue and White underglaze. Each Bowl has the marking of
first Kanji letter Qianlong(Chien-lung) marking, “Qian”. Stylized.
The condition of each bowl is excellent. There is one minor Kiln flaw
on large size bowl which missed the glazing, last photo showing.
The dating of bowls from Late Edo Bunka period (1804-1817).
Please note photos of Large size bowl from No.5-12,
plus 1st photo of Additional photo No.1 page.
No wooden box.
Kirin (Please read more detail from following links)
https://yokai.com/kirin/?srsltid=AfmBOopW3j9wwUf9fttBjtAfWyv_RE0Ui7_OVRwoJ_RYRacVIFyow6K9
Origin: Kirin were introduced to Japan via Chinese myths
and legends where they are known as qilin. Over time,
the Chinese and Japanese version diverged into slightly different creatures.
In Japan, the kirin is considered to be the most powerful and sacred beast of all,
surpassing the hōō and tatsu.
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