Vintage 1940s Handpainted Imari Porcelain Trinket Dish by Hokutosha circa 1945-1952 Occupied Japan black stripes Her needlework is a testament

Her needlework is a testament to her talent as there is not a kitten out place

- Contains both color and black and white pages throughout

There is an old cooking splatter mark on the bottom foredge (please see photo) which does not bleed through to any of the interior pages

So popular in its content

It was made by Homer Laughlin in January 1980

Vintage 1940s Handpainted Imari Porcelain Trinket Dish by Hokutosha circa 1945-1952 Occupied Japan black stripes Her needlework is a testament{HISTORY} Bring home a touch of the exotic Far East with this handpainted dish made in occupied Japan during the 1940s. In swirling shades of gold, brick red, midnight blue, and bright white, this small porcelain dish is exquisitely handpainted on both the interior and exterior. Full of exotic appeal and painted in Japan's famous Imari style, it contains a bevy of beautiful details. Leaves, dots, vines, flowers, diamonds, circles, squares, and stripes