This beautiful set of four Aichi China cups and saucers is a charming example of mid‑century Japanese porcelain. Made during the Occupied Japan period, each piece showcases delicate craftsmanship and a soft, elegant colour palette. The crisp white ground is paired with a pale green main body, framed by borders of yellow, red and blue flowers in gentle tones. Gold tone edging highlights the rims, handles and borders, adding a refined finish typical of high‑quality Japanese porcelain of this era. Each cup measures approximately 3.5 inches wide and 2.25 inches tall, offering a comfortable size for tea or coffee. Three of the saucers are in excellent condition, while one has a small chip on the gold edge, clearly shown in the photos. The cups themselves are all in very good condition with clean detailing and bright, unfaded colours. This set is ideal for collectors of Occupied Japan porcelain, those building a vintage tea set, or anyone who appreciates the charm and quality of mid‑century Japanese tableware.


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