Circa:
Unknown
Price: $20.00 USD Description: Beautiful floral design ceramic tea canister and 2 matching sea shell plates designed by Richard Japan.
Sold as a set
Circa:
'46-'52
Price: $37.50 USD Description: A lovely teapot and matching sugar and creamer set that is bottom stamped Made In Occupied Japan. This mark was used from 1946-1952 when the US occupied Japan after World War 2. The teapot has sustain..
Circa:
1930's
Price: $10.99 USD Description: This is a beautiful hand painted plate by Ucagco .This plate is signed by the artist J. Kita, it is painted in hues of lavender and greens in a beautiful meadow with trees. This 8” hand painted plate ..
Circa:
1960's
Price: $11.99 USD Description: Vintage Two Part Leaf Candy Dish made by Inarco in the Blue Mood Fruit pattern. This candy dish is 7 x 7 ½ in diameter & in excellent condition.
Circa:
1930s
Price: $72.00 USD Description: Little lustre ware dolls tea set, still in its original box. Made in Japan (red stamp). Circa 1930s. Teapot is 6 cm high (2.3/8 inches), and saucers are 5.5 cm diameter (2.3/16 inch). All in very..
Circa:
1940's
Price: $24.99 USD Description: Vintage Corn on Cob Covered Butter Dish made in Japan in the 1940’s .This is a lovely old Corn Butter Dish that the cover has a 1 ¼” loop handle on top and sits on a 6 ½” by 3 ¼” scalloped dish. This ..
Circa:
1940's
Price: $25.99 USD Description: This vintage Corn on Cob Sugar & Creamer was made in Japan in the 1940’s.Creamer is 3 ¾” tall by 4” wide from spout to handle. The sugar bowl is 3” tall by 4” wide handle to handle. Sugar and Creamer ..
Circa:
1940's
Price: $12.99 USD Description: Vintage set of Corn on Cob Shakers made in Japan,each is 3" tall & 2 wide.Both have stoppers attached & are marked in black Japan.They are in perfect condition with no chips or cracks.
Circa:
1930s-50s
Price: $54.00 USD Description: Porcelain cereal bowl, with central print of teddy bears playing football. Gilded flowers to outer edges., and self-embossed design. Smudged maker’s mark, but probably Japanese for the export market...
