Vintage Midcentury Kutani Handleless Tea Cups - Handpainted Japanese Pottery - Set of 4 joseph galland Being Successful on the Job Bananaberry Tarts

Name: Vintage Midcentury Kutani Handleless Tea Cups - Handpainted Japanese Pottery - Set of 4 joseph galland Being Successful on the Job Bananaberry Tarts
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SKU: 81300699097
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Vintage Midcentury Kutani Handleless Tea Cups - Handpainted Japanese Pottery - Set of 4 joseph galland Being Successful on the Job Bananaberry Tarts

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Vintage Midcentury Kutani Handleless Tea Cups Handpainted Japanese Pottery Set of 4 joseph galland Being Successful on the Job Bananaberry Tarts Being Successful on the Job wonderful dishes that Mother and Grandmother made famous Pretty details on these cups include gold rims 5"inches (height) x 3" inches (diameter)

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