Saltholder for at the table ???
13 June 2018
Description

I have no idea what this is - I have 5 pcs (is it for salt at the table?) - if you turn them arround the slib is slightly lightgreen - not white, not grey - they have all different shapes, the same form and hight

Provenance

Private

Acquired from
Other
For sale
Maybe
Answered within 2 days
By Klaus
Jun 15, 08:09 UTC
Fair Market Value
€30 - €60 EUR
Insurance Value $0 EUR
What does this mean?

Thank you for submitting your items for appraisal. These appear to be late 19th century japanese small dishes, also known as mamezara 豆皿 plates. They are used for serving small pieces of different food at at japanese dinner. It is a different concept of eating. By placing the food on tiny plates you pay more attention to each bite. The plates in your possession were produced for daily use in Japan, not for export. The estimate is for the set of five, based on simlar offered or sold at auction.

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