Sake cup of porcelain painted with design of wisteria, encased in rattan work: Arita, Japan, 1800 - 1860

Sake cup of porcelain painted encased in rattan work: Arita, Japan, 1800 - 1860

Sake cup of porcelain painted with design of wisteria, encased in rattan work: Arita, Japan, 1800 - 1860

Sake cup of porcelain painted with gourd and seals, encased in rattan work: Arita, Japan, 1800 - 1860

Sake cup of porcelain painted with roundels, encased in rattan work: Arita, Japan, 1800 - 1860

Sake cup of porcelain with a green exterior: Japan

Sake cup of porcelain, with view of Benten shrine in Honmura, Yokohama and Mt Fuji in the distance, painted in blue and gold, signed and with mark on base: painted by Ogata Kogetsu, Japan, 19th century

Sake cup of porcelain, with view of Oji, Edo painted in blue and gold, signed and with mark on base: painted by Ogata Kogetsu, Japan, 19th century

Sake cup of porcelain, decorated with a rock and peonies in blue enamel and gold, encased in minute rattan, with mark in underglaze blue on the base: Japan, 19th century

Sake cup of porcelain, with two courtiers in hunting costume on horseback painted in blue enamel and gold, minute rattan-work exterior, with a mark in underglaze blue on the base: Japan, 19th century

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

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

One of three red lacquered wood sake cups on raised feet with gold fan and abstract cloud patterns and gold rims: Japan, 1930s - 1950s

One of three red lacquered wood sake cups with gold fan and abstract cloud patterns and gold rims: Japan, 1930s - 1950s

One of three red lacquered wood sake cups on raised feet with gold fan and abstract cloud patterns and gold rims: Japan, 1930s - 1950s

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