Set of Four Porcelain Chikaramachi Teacups & Saucers - Handpainted Blue & Gold - Circa 1928-1945 applique Both dishes contain beautiful light

Both dishes contain beautiful light crazing

if you are limited on wall space

- This set contains four matching plates in total - two dinner plates and two salad plates

It features a floral pattern with a center monogram and a fluted edge

A professor at Massachusetts Agricultural College (now the University of Massachusetts at Amherst) from 1912-1941

Set of Four Porcelain Chikaramachi Teacups & Saucers - Handpainted Blue & Gold - Circa 1928-1945 applique Both dishes contain beautiful lightFrom the hands of students comes this exquisite collection {HISTORY} This set of four beautiful teacups has a very interesting history. Stamped with the red laurel leaf and crown mark of Chikaramachi, this collection was handpainted in Japan between 1928 1945. In the early part of the 20th century, Chikaramchi was the apprenticeship program for Noritake China which gave the parent company a place to test new designs and gave artisans a chance to