This is a 32 piece set of antique china with handpainted pink azalea flowers and gold trim. Items imported to America from Japan were marked 'Nippon' until regulations changed in 1921 to require items to be marked 'Japan' instead.
Please note, the sugar bowl has a long hairline crack (see photos), one plate has a small burn mark from firing, and the gold trim is worn around most rims of the plates (see photos).
Includes:
12 dessert plates
6 teacups and 6 saucers
1 creamer
1 sugar bowl with lid (there is a crack in the sugar bowl; included at no charge)
2 sauce/jam serving bowls with 2 ladles and 2 under plates
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