SHIMADA KISUI (DATES UNKNOWN) Set of Three Sake Cups with a Design of the 'Three Famous Mountains', and Stand Taisho (1912-1926) or Showa (1926-1989) era, 20th century (6)SHIMADA KISUI (DATES UNKNOWN)Set of Three Sake Cups with a Design of the 'Three Famous Mountains', and Stand Taisho (1912-1926) or Showa (1926-1989) era, 20th centuryThree sakazuki (sake cups) of standard form in three graduated sizes, bowl-shaped with short, slightly splayed stands, the lustrous red-lacquered ground decorated in gold and silver takamaki-e as follows: the largest depicting Mount Fuji, 4.5cm x 13.1cm (1¾in x 5¼in); the middle-sized probably of Mount Haku, 4cm x 11.5cm (1 9/16in x 4½in): the smallest of Mount Tate, 3.7cm x 10.1cm (1½in x 4in); the design continuing over the sides, the tall square stand with scalloped sides and embellished in gold togidashi maki-e and mura-nashiji with clouds, the top narrow edges with Gyobu flakes, 14.5cm x 16.7cm (5¾in x 6 9/16in), all unsigned; with two lacquered-wood storage boxes, one for the whole set inscribed on the lid On Sanzan maki-e mitsugumi sakazuki, daitomo (Set of Three maki-e sake Cups with Design of the 'Three Mountains' and stand), the box for the sakazuki inscribed On Sanzan maki-e mitsugumi sakazuki (Set of three maki-e sake Cups with design of the 'Three Mountains'), signed inside the lid Byokinshi, Kisui (Maki-e artist Kisui) with seal Kisui. (6).None