Decorative cabinet plate marked "Made in Occupied Japan" —...
Decorative cabinet plate marked "Made in Occupied Japan" — a mark used only 1945–1952 during the Allied occupation of Japan, which dates the piece precisely to that period. Center: transfer-printed classical/mythological scene of two women and a cherub in a landscape (in the Meissen/"Dresden" style), within a blue and gilt band; reticulated (pierced lace) border with gold rim.
Condition: Good – attractive, decoration bright; some gilt wear to the rim and light toning (typical for the period).
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Decorative cabinet plate marked "Made in Occupied Japan" — a mark used only 1945–1952 during the Allied occupation of Japan, which dates the piece precisely to that period. Center: transfer-printed classical/mythological scene of two women and a cherub in a landscape (in the Meissen/"Dresden" style), within a blue and gilt band; reticulated (pierced lace) border with gold rim.
Condition: Good – attractive, decoration bright; some gilt wear to the rim and light toning (typical for the period).
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