Vintage SAJI, JAPAN, dessert Plates, Set Of 6! Fine China, Platinum, 1960s Japan

Description

View Vintage SAJI, JAPAN, dessert Plates, Set Of 6! Fine China, Platinum, 1960s Japan with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Produced in Japan using pottery techniques, these glossy-finished plates are a unique and original addition to your collection. Great quality Japanese fine china! we specialize in imported Fine China from around the world and handpick every piece based on quality and condition! This set of 6 vintage SAJI, JAPAN dessert plates from the 1960s exudes elegance with its fine china material and platinum edged/trimmed design!Featuring a round shape and a white color with branch-themed patterns,SAJ3, these plates are perfect for all occasions and add a touch of charm to any dining table. Produced in Japan using pottery techniques, these glossy-finished plates are a unique and original addition to your collection. Hand wash only to preserve their vintage beauty for generations to come. Great quality Japanese fine china! Rare SAJI brand, made in the 1960s! we have hundreds of pieces in this collection so if you need more please feel free to see sellers other items. This includes dinner plates, salad plates, bread plates, gravy boat and underplate and matching tea/coffee cups! we specialize in imported Fine China from around the world and handpick every piece based on quality and condition! feel free to follow us! Condition: Used. Category: Pottery & Glass › Decorative Cookware, Dinnerware & Serveware › Plates. Brand: SAJI.

Pattern

Vintage

Antique

No

Shape

Round

Occasion

All Occasions

Color

White

Set Includes

Plate

Year Manufactured

1960

Material

Porcelain

Vintage

Yes

Brand

SAJI

Department

Adult

Type

Dessert Plate

Care Instructions

Hand Wash Only

Era

Mid 20th Century (1941-1969)

Original/Licensed Reproduction

Original

Theme

Flower

Production Style

Art Pottery

Backstamp

Printed

Production Technique

Pottery

Finish

Glossy

Handmade

No