Nagoya Seitosho (MEITO CHINA) has its roots in the "Teikoku Seitosho" established in 1911 by "Kotaro Asukai," who had worked as an engineer for Noritake. It seems that the current Narumi started from the factory built in Narumi in 1938. Unfortunately, Meito China was dissolved in 1969. This item is believed to have been made for export before the war, based on the backstamp. I will borrow the framework of Noritake, who is thought to have been working hard during the same era. Although it appears to have been used very little, there is some gold gilding wear under the cup handle. Other than that, it is very clean, and I don't see any scratches, but please judge from the photos as it has been stored by an amateur for a long time. Cup diameter 9.6 cm, height 6 cm Saucer diameter 15 cm This is a set of two. Thank you for looking.