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    Posted 10 months ago

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    kwqd
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    This Moriage tea set consists of teapot 6.5" high x 4" diameter and sugar bowl 4.5" high x 3.5" diameter, minus spout and handles, including lids. Both are marked on the bottom. They are made of very thin, high fired porcelain which sounds like glass when struck. The depth of the rim on the lid of the teapot may be a clue to its use, as I am not sure if this is a tea/cocoa/coffee set.

    It is in nice condition, with just a bit of loss on the handle of the teapot. The finials of the lids are an odd shape which I have not seen before, perhaps a clue to the age of the set. This is my February sub-$20 find. Age and maker not known, but post 1920 Japanese.

    Still very dirty, as I suffered some burst pipes in my second floor bathroom due to subzero temperatures and have not had running water for over two weeks. Plumbers here are one armed paperhanger busy.

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    1. jscott0363 jscott0363, 10 months ago
      Beautiful set!!! Hope you get those frozen pipes fixed soon!!
    2. apostata apostata, 10 months ago
      Rakan (Sanskrit: arhat) are ascetics who guard and proclaim Buddhist law on earth in the period between the death of Shakyamuni, the historical Buddha, and the coming of Maitreya, the Buddha of the Future. They have inspired some of the freest and most lively depictions of the human figure in Japanese art.

      rakans are dharma protecters

      kannon godess of mercy

      see the nimbus

      this is certainly not taisho ,, it is not even early showa, probably fifties
    3. kwqd kwqd, 10 months ago
      Thanks for your comments, jscott0363! Me too!

      Thanks for the information, waki! I was mostly attracted to this set by the price.

      Thanks for loving my pots, Jenni, BHIFOS, fortapache, Kevin, jscott0363 and Vynil33rpm!
    4. dav2no1 dav2no1, 10 months ago
      Very nice set. Hope you get those pipes fixed soon..
    5. kwqd kwqd, 10 months ago
      Thanks, dav2no1! Me too!

      Thanks for loving my pots, Cisum, mikelv85, dav2no1, surfdub66, Jenni, BHIFOS, fortapache, Kevin, jscott0363, and Vynil33rpm!
    6. kivatinitz kivatinitz, 10 months ago
      very pretty and here we are so hot weather we are melting
    7. kwqd kwqd, 10 months ago
      Thanks for your comment, kivatinitz! I hope that you are able to get some relief from the heat there!
    8. kwqd kwqd, 9 months ago
      Thanks, SEAN68 and yougottahavestuff!
    9. kwqd kwqd, 3 months ago
      Belated thanks, Eclecticsista!

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