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eBayStriking vintage hand-painted tea cup and saucer from Occupied Japan (1945–1952), featuring a dramatic black ground with a large pink rose centerpiece and delicate green foliage. The contrast between the deep black glaze and the soft floral artwork creates a bold, elegant presentation.
The saucer is clearly marked “Hand Painted – Exclusively Made in Occupied Japan”, confirming mid-century production during the post-war occupation period, making this set especially appealing to collectors.
Finished with fine gold trim along the rims and handle, this is a standout display piece and a beautiful example of Japanese export porcelain.
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Details:
• Origin: Occupied Japan
• Marking: Hand Painted – Exclusively Made in Occupied Japan (see photos)
• Era: 1945–1952
• Material: Fine porcelain
• Colour: Black ground with pink rose & gilt accents
• Includes: 1 tea cup & 1 matching saucer
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Condition:
Very good vintage condition.
No chips or cracks observed.
Pings.
Light, age-appropriate wear to gilt consistent with vintage use.
📸 Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the description.