Collection of Hkato &Hiro China and Occupied Japan Porcelain Dishes

Item Details

This lot is a collaboration of different pieces of Hiro China and Occupied Japan childrens porcelain china. One item is a plate, marked ‘Occupied Japan’. The plate measures 3.125’ in diameter. It’s a souvenir from Raleigh Tavern, Williamsburg, Va. There are no chips or cracks. The next is a grouping of Hiro China, Occupied Japan childs tea set. This set comes with a teapot, cream & sugar and two cups and saucers. The cups are marked ‘Occupied Japan’, but the other pieces in this set is marked, ‘Made in Occupied Japan Hiro China’. The design is that of blue vertical strips with flowers at the base of the lines. The pieces are in good condition. The teapot is the biggest item, it measures 3’ tall x 4’ in depth, x 1.75’ wide. The next set is a very tiny (in size) set of Hkato Occupied Japan, the platter is the only one marked due to the size. The platter is the biggest piece in this set at 3’ wide x 1.875’ long x .25’ in thickness. The other pieces vary in size, the tallest being the teapot at 1.375’ tall x 1.25’ long x .75’ wide. The other pieces are two tea cups, a sugar dish and a small creamer without the lid. The other three pieces are two different cups with saucers and a blue and white porcelain bowl with a lid. The pink and gold cup and saucer has a chip out of the cup and a crack in the saucer. It measures 2.25’ in diameter x 1’ tall. The next cup and saucer has small blue, red and green designs. It measures 2.5’ in diameter x 1.25’ tall. It’s in good condition. The last item is a bowl with a lid. It has a rose and blue design. It measures 2.625’ in diameter x 1.25’ tall. It is in good condition.

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13CIN212-233