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Kent "Trio" China made in occupied Japan

By erikson52, 23 September, 2012
Description

8 place settings including dinner plates, salad plates, dessert plates, saucers, soup plates (7), bowls (7), and teacups (7).  Serving pieces (one each) oval platter, round bowl, oval bowl, gravy bowl with attached saucer, and creamer.  Excellent condition.  Except for missing items, it doesn't look like it's ever been used.

Category
China
Medium
china
Distinguishing marks
Kent "Trio" made in Occupied Japan
Condition
Mint
Date Period
late 1940s?
History
belonged to my grandmother
eBay Auction Link
For Sale?
No
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nekonook

12 years 9 months ago

Re: Kent "Trio" China made in occupied Japan

Occupied Japan is a specific period 1946-1952.  So you know exaclty when your set was made. It was most likely service for 8 or  12 orginally.  If you chose to keep it, you can try to find peices through ebay or other online auctions.  There is also a site called Replacenents, LTD.  that can give you an idea of the pieces avaialble in your pattern, but they are pricey to buy from.  If you chose to sell your set, it is often better to break the set up and  sell it as replacement pieces on ebay or other sites, as most people have little interest in as incomplete set.  

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