Japanese Sake Bottle with Hand-painted Underglaze Blue Decoration ferris wheel I believe this birdcage dates

I believe this birdcage dates from the 1930s or so

but it appears that it would be easy to glue back firmly in place

especially of curves

I picture ivy streaming down the sides of this marvelous hand thrown and sculpted stoneware planter as it hangs from a high hook in a plant-filled sunroom

Japanese Sake Bottle with Hand-painted Underglaze Blue Decoration ferris wheel I believe this birdcage datesI really love the lush unglaze blue decoration on this old porcelain Japanese Sake bottle or Tokkuri super loose and gestural, dense on the front and sparser on the reverse, and feeling to me both ancient and modern. The banded design around the shoulders of the bottle was done at a bit of a tilt, making me love it even more, as if its maker had a sake to two before embarking on their task! I've found a close match of this bottle that describes it as