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Porcelain breakfast set - Japan under US occupation, early 20th century.
From €112.41
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Komplet śniadaniowy z porcelany - Japonia okresu okupacji USA, pocz. XX w.—
€112.41
You are looking at a unique and charming breakfast set for coffee or tea, representing a true journey through time. This elegant set comes from early 20th-century Japan, from the unique and historically significant period directly after World War II, when the country was under the occupation of the United States. The product was manufactured specifically for export, which testifies to the high quality of craftsmanship and adaptation to international tastes.
The set is made of delicate, white porcelain, hand-painted using warm, pleasing colors. Shades of cream, brown, salmon pink, and subtle yellow dominate, giving the whole an unparalleled, homey warmth and elegance. This color scheme blends perfectly with both modern and traditional interiors.
The condition of the item is very good. The porcelain has no cracks, chips, or deep scratches, and the decoration has retained its intensity. Any traces of use are minimal and typical for an item from this period, only emphasizing its authenticity and history.
For a collector, this set is not only a beautiful functional item but also an important historical document. Markings such as "Made in Occupied Japan" (or similar) are sought after by collectors worldwide, commemorating a specific, brief chapter in Japan's history. It is an investment in a piece of the past that combines Japanese craftsmanship with a post-war geopolitical context.
The set is made of delicate, white porcelain, hand-painted using warm, pleasing colors. Shades of cream, brown, salmon pink, and subtle yellow dominate, giving the whole an unparalleled, homey warmth and elegance. This color scheme blends perfectly with both modern and traditional interiors.
The condition of the item is very good. The porcelain has no cracks, chips, or deep scratches, and the decoration has retained its intensity. Any traces of use are minimal and typical for an item from this period, only emphasizing its authenticity and history.
For a collector, this set is not only a beautiful functional item but also an important historical document. Markings such as "Made in Occupied Japan" (or similar) are sought after by collectors worldwide, commemorating a specific, brief chapter in Japan's history. It is an investment in a piece of the past that combines Japanese craftsmanship with a post-war geopolitical context.
