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Vintage Maruto Red and White Plate Made in Occupied Japan Red Willow Tree 9.25
Vintage Maruto Red and White Plate Made in Occupied Japan Red Willow Tree 9.25
Vintage Maruto Red and White Plate Made in Occupied Japan Red Willow Tree 9.25
Vintage Maruto Red and White Plate Made in Occupied Japan Red Willow Tree 9.25
Vintage Maruto Red and White Plate Made in Occupied Japan Red Willow Tree 9.25
Vintage Maruto Red and White Plate Made in Occupied Japan Red Willow Tree 9.25
Vintage Maruto Red and White Plate Made in Occupied Japan Red Willow Tree 9.25
Vintage Maruto Red and White Plate Made in Occupied Japan Red Willow Tree 9.25
Vintage Maruto Red and White Plate Made in Occupied Japan Red Willow Tree 9.25
Vintage Maruto Red and White Plate Made in Occupied Japan Red Willow Tree 9.25

Vintage Maruto Red and White Plate Made in Occupied Japan Red Willow Tree 9.25"

$ 2.64

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Condition: Used
  • Age: Occupied Japan
  • Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original
  • Model: Red Willow
  • Object Type: Dinner Plate
  • Color: Red
  • Brand: maruto
  • Style: Post-War Design
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted

    Description

    Vintage Maruto Red and White Plate Made in Occupied Japan Red Willow Tree Birds. Condition is "Used". Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.
    I am a serious collector of stuff - at this point I have decided I have WAAAYYY too much stuff. And since I now find myself in need of a new roof, NOW is the time to start cutting back.
    This vintage Red Willow Plate with a 9 1/4" diameter is marked with the brand/company "Maruto" and was made in Occupied Japan. I am not a true collector of Chinaware and I have decided this plate should find a new home where someone else will appreciate it much more than I.
    This plate DOES have a chip (see photo) AND there is one place where the paint appears to have been smeared a bit before it underwent glazing (also pictured in a photo). There are a LOT of cracks in the glaze (see photos), but as completely as those cracks cover the plate, I am *guessing* those would be a normal part of whatever process the company used - or possibly they had a batch lot with a faulty glazing.
    As I said, I am NOT a chinaware collector - I am unsure how much the chip or the cracks (in the glaze - not the plate) would affect the value or collect-ability of this plate, but I wanted to make it available before I decide to take it to a thrift store (which might just toss it out - because they probably have plenty of plates WITHOUT chips) in case anyone WOULD like to have this plate for a part of their collection :)
    If you have questions or would like more info, please do feel free to let me know! I would love to help and I would love to see this plate find a new home.
    ***Motivated to sell*** Will combine shipping whenever doing so does not affect the safe arrival of all items - if you purchase more than one item and would like to combine shipping, please contact me before you pay so I can send you an invoice with your combined shipping rate :) Thank you for looking!