Unique Set of Gold Rimed 92 pieces KUTANI Japanese dinnerware Nine Valleys

Description

Unique/antique Set of 92 pieces Kutani Japanese Scenery dinnerware- Nine Valleys- (Serving set for 12 but one dinner plate and one cup were broken)
The scenery decorated with golden bamboo, mountain, house and river. It is a unique set. I do not know exactly the year of the set, based on my research, one web indicates it is early 20th century, another mentioned differently.
A set- 92 pieces included
-12 salad plates
-11 dinner plates
-11  cups and 12 saucers =23 pieces
-12 bread plates
-12 small bowl 5.5"
-12 shadow bowls 7.5"
-Two oval serving plates ( big and medium sizes)
- One serving bowl plus cover ( holder has chip as picture, the broken pieces are put inside the bowl)= 2pieces
- One teapot plus cover= 2pieces
-1 gravy boat
-creamer and sugar plus cover=3 pieces
More pictures upon request- due to limited spaces, the pictures cannot shown the whole set.
History of the brand
Per Gotbeborg.com
"The word Kutani means Nine Valleys and is the name of an area and a village. The two characters that make up the word
Kutani
consist of the character for "nine",
ku
and "valley". Since Kutani is a place, almost all pieces marked Kutani were decorated there even if by any of the many manufacturers or trading shops, rather than just a single factory. Porcelain decorators familiar with the Kutani style could also move around so as an example we can sometimes find pieces marked
Yokohama & Kobe
with decoration in typical Kutani style. Many Kutani made pieces might also have just the artist's as a mark, and no location at all, leading us to also needing to look at style as a clue to the origin of a piece"