Japanese Lusterware

[debodun]

I posted this chocolate set on Marketplace for $15. I just checked and it said my listing received 0 views in the last 14 days. I say, "WOW!"

 

[Devi]

Hmm. I'd suggest displaying all the cups and saucers in the photo.

 

[debodun]

Difficult to fit all in one photo. I'd have to go so far that no detail would be visible.

 

[Lewkat]

I believe, "Made In Occupied Japan" would draw interest. I had a friend who collected these and I have two cups and saucers. But, just, "Made In Japan" compares with made in China today.

 

[Aunt Marg]

What a pretty set!

 

[gennie]

I love it and if I was still in the displaying my stuff part of my life, I would buy in a heartbeat. That time has come and gone.

 

[Aunt Bea]

@debodun

Do you recognize this mark?

I have a little bell very similar to this one of a young cook holding a goose but I don't recognize the mark.

I'm thinking that it could be an inexpensive piece from Morimura Bros. but I'm not sure.

It's not valuable I just get a kick out of it and would like to learn more about it.

Thanks, B

 

[debodun]

https://www.figurines-sculpture.com/m-with-crown-japan-pottery-mark-query.html

 

[Aunt Bea]

https://www.figurines-sculpture.com/m-with-crown-japan-pottery-mark-query.html

Thanks, Deb.

I read through that and did not see a definitive answer.

I'll keep looking.

 

[win231]

"Lusterware." The word of the day.
Definition: Ware that you really want?

 

[debodun]

Noritake was a big Japanese ceramic company. They had the same looking M, but in a wreath. This is a Noritake mark on a bowl I have: