Add a unique postwar collectible to your china collection with this charming pair of vintage Made in Occupied Japan porcelain tea cups, dating to approximately 1945–1952.

Each white porcelain cup fits into an embossed copper holder featuring floral motifs on one side and a raised star design on the other. The metal holders not only add beautiful decorative detail but also serve as heat-resistant cup holders, allowing you to comfortably hold a hot cup of tea.

The porcelain cups retain traces of their original gold trim, though much of the gilding has worn with age, consistent with vintage use. The "Made in Occupied Japan" backstamp is clearly visible on one cup, and the matching pair displays beautifully together.

Set of 2 porcelain tea cups with embossed copper holders

Marked Made in Occupied Japan (circa 1945–1952)

Cups measure approximately 2¼" diameter x 1½" tall

White porcelain with worn gilt trim

Embossed floral and star copper holders

Good vintage condition with age-related wear; please review photos carefully.

A wonderful addition to an Occupied Japan collection, vintage tea service, or farmhouse and cottage décor.