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samslade 73M
280 posts
11/23/2014 10:43 pm
OCCUPIED JAPAN COLLECTION
THIS IS ONE OF MY PRIZES. IT IS A OCCUPIED JAPAN ITEM. TO MAKE IT CLEAR. IF YOU SEE MADE IN OCCUPIED JAPAN ON ANY ITEM. IT WAS MADE IN JAPAN AFTER THE WAR. ALSO, ITEMS MADE IN JAPAN AFTER THE WAR WITH" OCCUPIED JAPAN". IT IS MORE VALUABLE.
THIS IS NOT TO SAY ONE IS BETTER THAN THE OTHER. THIS IS STRICTLY WHAT C HIGH END COLLECTORS SELECT

THE PICTURES HERE ARE OF A CUP A SAUCER, WITH MARKING OF "OCCUPIED JAPAN"

NOTICE THE PICTURE TAKEN INSIDE THE CUP. IT SHOWS A JAPANESE LADIES FACE. VERY UNIQUE
NO IDEA OF THE VALUE . IT WAS SOME THING I THOUGHT WAS INTERESTING.
ALL WERE HAND PAINTED. I AM GUESSING AFTER THE WAR THIS WAS A WAY TO MAKE MONEY FROM THE AMERICANS. ALSO TO SELL OVER SEAS

bijou624

11/24/2014 3:08 am

 Hi Sam: That's a beautiful cup and saucer, very unusual style. I have a miniature dog collection, twelve shelves in display cases all full of tiny dogs. Several dogs in the collection were made in occupied Japan, and they have a different look to them. I heard things from Occupied Japan were valuable, but have no idea how much they're worth.


Hawkslayer 88M
13322 posts
11/24/2014 6:03 am

 They are really beautiful. I enjoyed seeing them.

Alfie...
It only takes a drop of ink to make a million people think. There are many stories.




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