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    Posted 5 years ago

    Pattie0508
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    Anyone recognize this tea set? Year? What it says? 5 cups and 2 tea servers in original box purchased in Japan in the 1960’s

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    1. Congcu, 5 years ago
      Appears to be a sake set. A set in Japan has five cups.
    2. kwqd kwqd, 5 years ago
      Agree, Japanese sake set. Number of cups in a sake set can vary. Usually, there are two or four cups in a sake set. Cups are called choko or o-choko. The flask is called a tokkuri. Five cups are more common in tea sets than in sake sets, though most tea sets are also two or four cups. I have a couple of tea sets and a sake set with two flasks that came with five cups, though. You have a nice sake set. Can't decipher the mark..

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