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Katani Shirayuki sake set

Description

 I have been told ? that it was a special Shirayuki (meaning a clear white sake) set possibly from a Konishi family or company.  Dated between 1870 and 1920,s (Taisho period or before.)  Each piece has a handpainted dragon in red and gold with a gold mist sprayed over it.  Also each piece is in perfect condition with hand painted kiln labels. I would just like to know if it is a "Kutani Kinyo" set as the same red and gold design is around the bottom of each piece as in Kinyo artifacts.  Also appraisal value?  I do have 3meg pictures if needed!

 

Thank you

Category Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium Ishikawa Prefecture Porcelain
Distinguishing marks red with gold Kaku Katani hand painted kiln marking
Condition Mint
Size and dimensions of this item 2 flasks 1 bowl and 5 cups
Date Period Taisho ?
History Aquired it in Hawaii in 77'. Was told the artist stopped producing them in the 20's. Original box had deteriorated this one fits and protects it.
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