Bottle vase of porcelain painted in underglaze blue and overglaze enamels with rock, chrysanthemums, peony and plum in three panels, Imari ware: Japan, Hizen Province, Arita, 18th century

Bottle of porcelain painted in underglaze blue with conventional flowers and foliage, for offering sake to the gods: Japan, Hizen Province, Kameyama, 18th or early 19th century

Sake bottle of glazed porcelain, with a white ground, a blue dot pattern, a blue green red yellow and gold tree and flower pattern and floral design, and a green blue and yellow band of fret: Japan

Picnic cabinet (sageju) of gold lacquered wood, containing tiered food box (jubako) of four sections, sake bottle, five stacking trays and one single tray, decorated with panels containing floral and landscape designs on a lozenge ground: Japan, 18th century

Sake bottle of underglaze blue porcelain, decorated with chrysanthemums, from a set of two bottles and five cups: Japan, 1930 - 1950

Portable sake set for picnics, consisting of a porcelain bottle and three porcelain cups all encased in rattan, and a wooden carrying case: Arita, Japan, 1800 - 1860