Fukagawa Princess Arita #704

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Posted by Lalaleona
8 years ago
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Description

Hello,

I own Fukagawa Arita #704, 5 piece setting for 12. Including serving dishes, sugar and gravy bowl. 

Just curious what is the history regarding this particular China #704, and why s it related to the military? Can I find more pieces? How old is it? Is it rare?

 

thank you
Category China
Distinguishing marks Plate is lined with a silver ring. Black rose painted on plate
Price Not for sale
Price Paid (If known) Handed down to me by family (no history)
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Submitted by Lovejoy

Hi, could you post up and image from the company marking on the back? It would help a great deal with identifying a date and value.

Submitted by kl78

i have a set of Fukagawa #903 that dates back to the 50's and from what i understand alot of these sets came back to the states with our troops returning from Korea. not much info but maybe it will get you pointed in the right direction
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