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made in Japan Geisha Girl hand painted china

By powderblue, 30 May, 2013
Description

Mint condition China with Geisha Girl hand painted pieces. some green trim  mostly orange trim there are 250 pieces 1 lrg coffee pot and 2 smaller teapots with creamer and sugar pots several coffee cups and several varity of plates and bowls with smaller teacups, salt and pepper shakers 2 sets 1 orange and 1 blue set, shaki set and pearl inlaid chopsticks 4 brown and 4 black.

Category
China
Distinguishing marks
made in Japan
Condition
Mint
Date Period
were collected in the 70s
History
collected by my grandmother in the 70's
For Sale?
Yes
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