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Antique Japanese Sake Bottle — 1930s, Showa Era (SKU: 25M-376-1)
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Antique Japanese Sake Bottle — 1930s, Showa Era (SKU: 25M-376-1)
Antique Japanese Sake Bottle — 1930s, Showa Era
A Striking Vessel with Historic Charm and Calligraphic Beauty
This antique Japanese sake bottle, dating back to the Showa Era (circa 1930s), is a remarkable example of traditional ceramic craftsmanship combined with expressive hand-brushed calligraphy. Glazed in a smooth, creamy white, the bold black kanji characters on the front once proudly advertised its contents—making this bottle not only a utilitarian item but also a piece of visual history.
Originally used to store and serve sake in local taverns or households, today it stands as a captivating decorative piece for collectors, wabi-sabi interiors, or as a conversation-starting vase.
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Era: 1930s, Showa Period
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Origin: Japan
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Material: Glazed ceramic with hand-painted calligraphy
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Function: Originally for sake storage; now perfect as a decorative vase or collectible
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Dimensions: 6 1/2" Diameter x 13" Height
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Condition: Excellent antique condition with minor aging consistent with use
Whether you’re a lover of vintage Japanese design, a sake enthusiast, or a collector of antique ceramics, this piece is a timeless fusion of form and function—ready to add authenticity and character to your space.
