0 Results: New & Used in japanese in Bayswater Area, WA

These 4 dinner plates were made.im Japan in the 1980s. They are in excellent condition and have the makers mark on the base. The cost is for all 4 plates, so they are effectively less that $1 per plate.

Made in the early 1970s these salt and.pepper shakers are approximately 10cm tall, with a green glaze that has a darker band about the top. Like almost all Japanese salt and.pepper shakers, they have weird numbers of holes. I. This case, the salt has three and the pepper has four. They are in great condition, have the stoppers, and are marked Japan on the base.

Made in Japan in the 1980s by Sango, these two cup and saucer duos are in pristine condition, with the makers mark on the base. The cups are in the smaller Norfolk size. The price is for both duos as a set, making them effectively $1.50 per set

In the @950s Japan made these fabulous cups and saucers as a part of the post WWII resurgence. The two duos are in perfect condition, and have Made in Japan on the base. The price is for both duos as a set.

Made in Japan in the 1970s, these stoneware cup and saucer duos are virtually indestructible. There are 4 duo cup and saucer sets in pristine condition. All have the makers mark on the base. The cost is for all 4 duos as a set.

This gorgeous shell shaped vanity tray, uses for holding jewellery while disrobing, has a white underglaze with flowers and posies and a feathered gold gilt rim. It's a great example of post WWII ceramics from Japan, and has tons of retro cool.

These two side.plates are from Japan, just after WWII . The plates are in good condition with some wear to the pattern. The price is for both side.plates as a set

These vintage Japanese fish serving plates show that you can never be to obvious in stating your purpose. We know these plates are for serving fish because the plates are actually shaped like fish, the plates are decorated with fish, and the plates also have pictures of fish condiments (parsley and lemon). The two trays are in fantastic condition and have the Made in Japan logo on the base. The price is for both trays as a set.

In the 1950s Japan began en export drive to fund their post WWII rebuilding program. Central to that effort were simple, colourful ceramic items such as this pair of 1950s salt and pepper shakers. At the time, the low price and bright coloured glazes mesmerised a public slowly emerging in from the rationing of the war, eager for colour and a lighthearted approach. These are not just wonderful fished shaped salt and.pepper shakers. They are also a reminder of how we were as a people 70 years ago

These wonderful figures of mice with hats and clothes were made in Japan just after WWII. Intriguingly, they were made in Japan for Newcrest ceramics in America. Newcrest were owned by a Japanese family in America who stocked their own range of gifts, including these wonderful figures of cartoon styled mice. There are two figures, one in excellent condition and one in good condition. They depict two travelling mice on pedestal stands. Each figure is approx 15cm tall. The price is for both figur