2 Vintage Aichi China Occupied Japan 6.25" Bread Butter Plates Floral Gold Trim For Sale

This listing is for a set of two (2) vintage Aichi China bread and butter plates produced in Japan during the post-WWII Allied occupation period (specifically between 1947 and 1952). Manufactured in the famed ceramics-producing Aichi Prefecture, these fine porcelain plates feature a crisp white base decorated with vibrant, hand-accented floral bouquets consisting of pink roses, tulips, orange blossoms, forget-me-nots, and lush greenery, finished with a classic gilt gold rim.

The undersides feature the distinct backstamp reading "Aichi China - JAPAN" with the wreath/ribbon crest, explicitly marked "MADE IN OCCUPIED JAPAN". Items marked from this specific 5-year historical era remain highly collectible.

Each plate measures approximately 6.25 inches (15.88 cm) in diameter. These make a wonderful addition for collectors of Occupied Japan porcelain, vintage china replacements, or tea party display pieces.

These plates are in excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, crazing, or repairs. The glazed surface remains smooth and bright with strong floral colors. Minimal light surface wear or subtle vintage rub to the gold rim gilding may be present due to age, but overall they present beautifully.

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• Store Info: I will be happy to combine shipping with any of my items.

• Shipping: Shipping to the United States Only.

• Returns: If you buy it and don't like it, send it back at your expense for a full refund (excluding original shipping). The item must be returned in the same condition in which it was sent. If the item arrives broken during shipping or not as described, please notify me as soon as possible for a refund. I will not refund any item after 30 days if broken, described incorrectly, or unsatisfied.