Vintage Japanese Blue Willow fine china circa 1950s, huge lot of 50 pieces!

Description

View Vintage Japanese Blue Willow fine china circa 1950s, huge lot of 50 pieces! with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The images show antique china featuring the Blue Willow pattern, a classic design often found on ceramics. These platters are identified as "Blue Willow Japan," indicating they were manufactured in Japan, likely during the mid-20th century, a period when Japanese production of Blue Willow ware was common. Estate sale. Condition: Please see pictures. For how old this china is, the lot is in very good shape. There are a few chips here and there, and a hairline crack that is not very deep, and I tried to point these imperfections out in the pictures. eBay only allows you to upload 24 pictures and 1 video, so let me know if you need more pictures or have questions. Size: - Serving platter (x1) 12.5" long x 9" wide. - Serving bowl (x1) 10.75" long x 8" wide. - Large plates (x8) 9.5" wide. - Soup bowls - large (x8) 7.5" wide. - Soup bowls - small (x7) 6" wide. - Small plates (x8) 6" wide. - Saucers (x8) 6" wide. - Mugs (x7) 2.5" high x 3.75" wide. - Pitcher with lid (x1) 4" high x 3" wide. - Pitcher without lid (x1) 3.25" high x 2" wide. Research suggests the following: The images show antique china featuring the Blue Willow pattern, a classic design often found on ceramics. The pattern typically includes elements such as a willow tree, a bridge, a pagoda, and birds, all rendered in blue on a white background. These platters are identified as "Blue Willow Japan," indicating they were manufactured in Japan, likely during the mid-20th century, a period when Japanese production of Blue Willow ware was common. The Blue Willow pattern itself originated in England in the late 18th century and has since been produced by various manufacturers worldwide. The images appear to be in good condition, with the pattern clear and the colors vibrant. These pieces are selling for a lot of money individually. Buy the lot and sell them individually and make some money. This is an estate sell so everything must go, and it would have been too tedious to break the set up. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Asian › 1900-Now › Japanese › Bowls & Plates.

Provenance

Ownership History Not Available

Country of Origin

Japan

SKU

00130

Culture

Japanese