Lot of 3 timeless Japanese tea cups, one with saucer

One tea cup with saucer, marked “Made in occupied Japan.” Saucer is 4.8” in diameter. Teacup approx 2.5” tall Two additional teacups, both with similar pattern of gold, white, and delicate red flowers. Approx 2.5” tall. "Made in Occupied Japan" refers to items that were manufactured in Japan during the post-World War II period when Japan was under the control of Allied forces. These items typically bear a stamp or label indicating their origin and the phrase "Made in Occupied Japan." The presence of this marking has made these items highly collectible and sought after by collectors. The "Made in Occupied Japan" mark serves as a historical reminder of the period and reflects the post-war efforts of Japan to rebuild its economy and industries. These items range from various types of collectibles, including ceramics, porcelain, toys, and other household items. Collecting items marked "Made in Occupied Japan" allows enthusiasts to own a piece of history and appreciate the craftsmanship of Japanese manufacturers during that time. The marking adds a unique and significant element to these items, making them valuable and intriguing for collectors interested in historical artifacts.