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​A stunning, complete 4-piece set of mid-century Japanese export ceramics (c. 1940s-1950s). This collectible set features a unique combination of techniques: the distinctive Moriage (raised enamel paint) and a vibrant purple iridescent lusterware glaze. ​Set Includes: ​Tall Decanter with original matching stopper. ​Covered Jar (ideal for sugar or mustard). ​Pair of Salt and Pepper Shakers. ​Hand-Painted Scenic Details: The pieces feature beautiful hand-painted country landscapes. The decanter displays a Cottage nestled by the water, while the jar and shakers feature a peaceful Swan on a lake. ​Dimensions (Approximate): ​Decanter: 6 in. high (with stopper). ​Shakers: 2.25 in. high. ​Mark: Marked "MADE IN JAPAN" on the base. ​Condition: Good vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs observed. A highly displayable and rare complete set for the vintage collector!

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