The only marking I can find is “Made in Japan ... Dragonware is collectible and still being produced. The value of your tea set would probably be $200 to $225. Q: I have a Blickensderfer ...

C.R., Hamilton Township Answer: Your 21-piece, hand painted tea set - also known as a luncheon set - is a fine example of vintage Japanese lusterware, with what appears to be gilded moriage ...

such as small-scale Japanese porcelain and the well-known Lustreware tea sets that were quite expensive before World War II. With their metal stamping and printing capabilities, an American ...

The products were usually inexpensive toys, tea sets and kitchen items ... vases or dresser decorations. Occupied Japan articles were highly desirable collectibles until the 1980s and 1990s ...

Q. I have enclosed a photo of a child's porcelain tea set. Marked in green on the bottom of each dish is an "M" in a wreath and the words "Noritake -- Made in Japan." I believe the set was made ...

For generations, children have enjoyed their own wee-size dishes, tea and pastry sets for play, and wares from which to eat and drink. The latter were thought possibly to have inspired nice table ...

Japanese tea sets were popular souvenirs brought ... I have the whole set with the box, but the vodka is gone. I understand the set is collectible. How much is it worth? A: "M*A*S*H" ran on ...

The Beatle was stuck in his hotel when he bought the tea set in 1966 A Japanese tea service bought by George Harrison when Beatlemania confined him to a hotel room has gone on display. It is one ...