Set of six mid-century Nakashima Toki Japan porcelain sake cups in celadon-green with hand-painted navy and white floral motifs
Close-up of hand-painted floral design and gold detailing on vintage Nakashima Toki porcelain ochoko sake cup
Underside view showing Nakashima Toki Japan maker’s mark on mid-century porcelain sake cup base
Interior of vintage Japanese porcelain sake cup with gold rim and smooth celadon-green glaze
Group of six Nakashima Toki Japan ochoko-style sake cups with celadon-green enamel and gilt floral accents
Set of six mid-century Nakashima Toki Japan porcelain sake cups in celadon-green with hand-painted navy and white floral motifs
Close-up of hand-painted floral design and gold detailing on vintage Nakashima Toki porcelain ochoko sake cup
Underside view showing Nakashima Toki Japan maker’s mark on mid-century porcelain sake cup base
Interior of vintage Japanese porcelain sake cup with gold rim and smooth celadon-green glaze
Group of six Nakashima Toki Japan ochoko-style sake cups with celadon-green enamel and gilt floral accents

Vintage Hand-Painted Porcelain Japanese Sake Cups by Nakashima Toki - Set of 6

$70.00

This set of six vintage porcelain cups by Nakashima Toki, Japan captures the refinement of mid-century Japanese tableware. Each cup features a soft celadon-green ground with hand-painted floral motifs in navy and white, accented with delicate gold detailing. The forms are classic ochoko-style, traditionally used for serving sake, though equally suited for tea or small pours at the table.

Dating to the mid-20th century, these cups embody the Japanese blend of elegance and utility, making them both collectible and functional. The maker’s mark on the base affirms their heritage from the renowned porcelain-producing region of Toki, Gifu Prefecture.

Whether displayed in a cabinet or put to use during intimate gatherings, they speak of quiet ceremony and timeless craftsmanship.

Details

  • Style: Japanese porcelain sake (ochoko) cups

  • Era: Mid-20th century (c. 1950s–1970s)

  • Material: Porcelain with hand-painted enamel and gold detailing

  • Condition: Excellent vintage condition; minimal wear to gilt

  • Dimensions: 2.5" diameter × 2" height

This set of six vintage porcelain cups by Nakashima Toki, Japan captures the refinement of mid-century Japanese tableware. Each cup features a soft celadon-green ground with hand-painted floral motifs in navy and white, accented with delicate gold detailing. The forms are classic ochoko-style, traditionally used for serving sake, though equally suited for tea or small pours at the table.

Dating to the mid-20th century, these cups embody the Japanese blend of elegance and utility, making them both collectible and functional. The maker’s mark on the base affirms their heritage from the renowned porcelain-producing region of Toki, Gifu Prefecture.

Whether displayed in a cabinet or put to use during intimate gatherings, they speak of quiet ceremony and timeless craftsmanship.

Details

  • Style: Japanese porcelain sake (ochoko) cups

  • Era: Mid-20th century (c. 1950s–1970s)

  • Material: Porcelain with hand-painted enamel and gold detailing

  • Condition: Excellent vintage condition; minimal wear to gilt

  • Dimensions: 2.5" diameter × 2" height