Vintage Midcentury Kutani Handleless Tea Cups - Handpainted Japanese Pottery - Set of 4 trees where hospitality and home cooking

where hospitality and home cooking entertain all the good eaters

- Marked on bottom with the Clinchfield S

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hard-to-find Monticello Dinnerware platter featuring a blue laurel wreath was made by Steubenville Pottery (Steubenville

It is so light it is difficult to photo (please see detail photo in listing)

Vintage Midcentury Kutani Handleless Tea Cups - Handpainted Japanese Pottery - Set of 4 trees where hospitality and home cookingIn the intimate setting of the tea room, a space often surrounded by a garden, participants in the traditional tea ceremony temporarily withdraw from the mundane world (from the Metropolitan Museum of Art's description of a traditional tea ceremony) {HISTORY} Handpainted in the mid 20th century, this set of four Japanese cups was made in the Kutani region of Japan and tells the story of a style of artistry originally made famous in the 1600's. Because