FUKAGAWA NIPPON COFFEE/ TEA SET VINTAGE 50s . MARKED OLD FUKAGAWA MARK This product data sheet is originally written in English. From Ancient Times. From ancient Times is a small Dutch Company We offer Antique European Porcelain. Chamber of Commerce no : KvK 58713255 VAT number : NL 113743828B01 Visit my store too. FUKAGAWA NIPPON COFFEE/ TEA SET VINTAGE 50s . MARKED OLD RED FUKAGAWA MARK 5 cake plates ; Diameter 16 cm 5 Saucers : Diameter 13 cm 5 cups ; Diameter 8,5 cm ; H 4,5 cm 2 sugar bowls ; H 8 cm ; W 13 cm ; D 9 cm 2 milk cans ; H 7 cm ; W 10 cm; D 8 cm 1 coffee / tea pot; H 13 cm ; W 18 cm ; D 13 cm Fukagawa (Jp.) Pottery name within - due to its location - "Arita" ware. In 1875 Ezaiemon Fukagawa started to produce porcelain for export to the west. He named his company Koransha which means "The Company of the Scented Orchid." In 1894, the Fukagawa Porcelain Manufacturing Company was founded by Chuji Fukagawa in 1894 with the Fukagawa Porcelain trademark of Mount Fuji and a stream. Famous Fukagawa artists are Kinsaku Ide and Tosui Ninomiya whose pieces were exhibited in the International Exposition in Paris in 1900. The company has served as purveyor for the Imperial Household since 1910 and is still run by the Fukagawa family and makes some of the finest contemporary Imari. Collectors item View also or other items. _ It is important for us to receive your 5 star feedback. If there is any problem , don?t open a case but please contact us and we will find a good solution. Track Page Views With Auctiva's FREE Counter FUKAGAWA NIPPON COFFEE/ TEA SET VINTAGE 50s . MARKED OLD RED FUKAGAWA MARK Pottery name within - due to its location - "Arita" ware. In 1875 Ezaiemon Fukagawa started to produce porcelain for export to the west. He named his company Koransha which means "The Company of the Scented Orchid." In 1894, the Fukagawa Porcelain Manufacturing Company was founded by Chuji Fukagawa in 1894 with the Fukagawa Porcelain trademark of Mount Fuji and a stream. Famous Fukagawa artists are Kinsaku Ide and Tosui Ninomiya whose pieces were exhibited in the International Exposition in Paris in 1900. The company has served as purveyor for the Imperial Household since 1910 and is still run by the Fukagawa family and makes some of the finest contemporary Imari. If there is any problem , don?t open a case but pl Time Period Manufactured 1950-1959 Color light brwon Pattern Vintage / antique Brand FUKAGAWA Material Porcelain Country/Region of Manufacture Japan Original/Licensed Reproduction Original Type Coffee/Tea Set Original/Reproduction Antique Original