Set of Imari China, Occupied Japan, Serving Pieces

Hand painted in the famous "Imari" pattern, this set of china is marked "Occupied Japan," dating it to about 1946 during the American occupation just after World War II.

Signed "N K Porcelain Co.," there is very little wear to the gold rims or knife cuts on the plates. There are chips on the edges as shown with colored stickers in photos. This vivid traditional china set includes:

<ul><li>12 - 10" dinner plates <li>12 - 7 1/4" salad plates <li>12 - 6 1/2" bread and butter plates <li>12 - 4 1/2" diameter coffee or tea cups (3 with chips) <li>15 - 5 3/4" saucers <li>12 - 5 1/4" bowls - 1 chipped 1 crazed <li>12 - 7 1/2" bowls - 3 chipped</ul>

Serving Pieces

<ul><li>Oval Platter 16" x 11 1/2" <li>Oval Platter 12" x 8 1/2" <li>Covered Vegetable Bowl 11" dia. <li>Gravy or Sauce Boat Attached underplate 8 1/2" long <li>Oval Bowl 10 1/2" long - chipped <li>Sugar Bowl & Cover 4 1/2" tall - crazed <li>Creamer - slight crazing to glaze 3 1/4" tall</ul>

This piece can be shipped with insurance, USPS within the Continental US for $150.00.

Item # M-C2351 WEBO