My wifes parents saw out WWII as refuges in Shanghia. They came to australia in the 1950's and the cocktail shaker has been in a closet since then. on the bottom it says Sterling and Nambu. I believe this is a Japanese manufacturer.

The upper half of the shaker is heavily decorated with scribing. There is a screw on pouring spout with chain and the top is a metal stopper with cork insert.

If the photo isn't coming through I can email it seperately.

bone colored china tea pot with gold trim around rim and sage green trip around rim as well

The boxes have faded and warped but all of the china is new except for tape residue on one of the small dessert plates. We have looked over each piece, photographed one complete set, in blue, and each of the accessories.   The Assortment includes: 12 Dinner Plates -10" 12 Bread/Butter Plates - 6" 12 Dessert Dishes - 5" 12 Saucers 12 Cups (Place settings 3-20 piece sets)   12 Salad Plates - 71/2" 12 Soup Bowls - 7 1/2" 12 Coasters - 3 1/2" ( 3  sets of 4 each)   1 Large Platter - 15" 1 Small Platter - 13" 2 Vegetable Bowls - 8 1/2" 1 Casserole with Cover 1 Beverage server 1 Salt Shaker 1 Pepper Shaker 1 Gravy Boat 1 Sugar Bowl 1 Creamer  

I have one of each note  $3 , $5 , $10 , $20 , $50 , $100

Orginal Owner

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