Antique Japanese Military 1930 Kirishima Profile Fleet Review Navy Cup Saucer

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Antique Japanese Military 1930 Kirishima Profile Fleet Review Navy Cup SaucerThis is an antique Japanese navy pewter cup saucer, usually used in the tea ceremony for senchado. The saucer is made with pewter, and decorated with a profile of a battleship this is the battleship Kirishima, and you know this because the event commemorated is the special naval exercise fleet review. The words are "Fleet Review Commemoration" "Showa 5th Year" "Hyogo Prefecture". The naval exercise that year (1930) took place near Kobe, which is

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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2026