Set of 2 Miniature Japanese Porcelain watering cans from "Occupied Japan" era (1

A **Set of 2 Miniature Japanese Porcelain Watering Cans from the "Occupied Japan" era (1945–1952)** refers to a pair of small, decorative porcelain items produced during the Allied Occupation of Japan after World War II. These pieces were marked **"Made in Occupied Japan"** to indicate their origin during this specific historical period, which lasted from 1945 to 1952. Typically hand-painted or finely detailed, such miniatures were created for export, especially to Western markets, and are now considered collectible. Though shaped like watering cans, these items are ornamental and not intended for practical use. Their charm lies in both their delicate craftsmanship and their historical significance as postwar Japanese exports.