Vintage 1920s Banko Ware Elephant Teapot With Rider DAMAGED

Vintage 1920s Banko Ware Elephant Teapot With Rider DAMAGED Banko ware is a type of Japanese pottery that originated in the Mie prefecture in the 18th century. Banko ware, also known as Yokkaichi Banko ware, is a traditional Japanese craft and a major type of stoneware used for cooking in Japan. It was created by Nunami Rouzan, a wealthy merchant who combined Japanese tastes with foreign influences like Chinese porcelain and Dutch textiles. The name comes from the phrase "Bankofueki," which means "eternity constancy" Good vintage condition consistent with its age Pictures are part of the description, please check them & let me know if you require additional ones Defects & imperfections - please check pictures made under the bright light & magnification: - a chip at the corner of the lead - woven handle is slightly distressed on the top - slight cracks on the inside bottom, looks like a manufacturing design, not a defect. The teapot doesn’t leak & structurally sound Dimensions 5.75 x 7 in Weight 11 oz