Damara Tajimi Made in Occupied Japan Teacup and Saucer

This is a vintage porcelain teacup and saucer set featuring a distinctive 'Made in Occupied Japan' backstamp, dating its manufacture specifically between 1947 and 1952. The set is crafted from white fine porcelain and decorated with delicate multi-colored floral sprays in shades of violet, orange, and blue. The design is framed by a cobalt blue and gold lattice-style geometric border around the rim of both pieces. The teacup is presented in an inverted position, revealing its footed base and the primary hallmark. The mark includes a red and gold crest with 'Damara' and 'Tajimi' text. The overall construction displays characteristic mid-century Japanese export quality, including hand-gilded gold accents on the rims and handle. Condition-wise, the pieces appear well-preserved with minor shelf wear on the foot rim and some slight fading or rubbing to the gold gilt edge, which is common for ceramics of this age. The translucency of the porcelain suggests a high-fired quality typical of the Tajimi region's ceramic production during the post-WWII reconstruction period.