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These vintage Japanese porcelain sake bottles, depicting Daikoku and Ebisu, are appealing due to their cultural significance as two of the Seven Lucky Gods.
Daikoku represents wealth and prosperity, while Ebisu symbolizes good fortune and fishermen, making them popular collectible figures. The hand-painted details and moriage (raised enamel) decoration highlight traditional Japanese craftsmanship. Their market value is generally moderate, attracting collectors interested in Japanese folk art, sake memorabilia, or pieces with auspicious themes.
**** Please see my photos as they are part of the description ***** I see no chips or cracks just age ware. Please note both stoppers are with the bottles.
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