Kutani Peacock & Peony Lidded Tea Cups Set (3) from the Meiji Period

Square seal script (Kaku) mark showing Kutani porcelain, symbolizing beauty, royalty, and prosperity. Characters: 九 (Kutani) meaning "nine" and 谷 (Tani) meaning "valley". 光崖: Kōgai (Artist/Studio Name). Left Side (光崖): Read as Mitsumine (or potentially Kōgai). Beautiful set of three Kutani ware lidded tea cups featuring the traditional aka-e (red enamel) and gold decoration associated with classic Japanese Kutani porcelain. Each cup is richly decorated with peacock and peony motifs, symbols of beauty, prosperity, and nobility in Japanese art. The design features intricate iron-red enamel painting with detailed gold highlights (kinhara) over a soft white porcelain body. The lids carry complementary floral patterns framed by ornate borders, while the body displays flowing peacock feathers and blooming peonies set against shimmering gold ground panels. Kutani Ware Tea Cup Kutani Akae Porcelain Japanese Peacock Porcelain Other items in this pattern available - see store Aka-e (Red Painting) Style, Gold Highlights (Kinhara) Red Peacock and Peonies Made in Japan 1868–1912 Hand Wash Condition: Pre-Owned Good Note: Lifestyle photo AI-generated for display inspiration only. See other images showing actual item --Color may vary based on monitor resolutions --All dimensions/measurements approximate --Photo props not included unless stated