■ Item Condition ※ There are yellowing-like spots on the bottom. See photo 2. Comment: Gold paint is chipped. See photos 7 and 12. ■ About Fukagawa Seiji Founded in 1894 in Arita-cho, Nishimatsuura-gun, Saga Prefecture, as a company that manufactures and sells porcelain. The founder is "Chuji Fukagawa." He is the second son of Eizaemon Fukagawa VIII, who greatly revived Koransha. As a kiln in Arita, they were the first to export porcelain. Based in the UK, they focused on exports to London, Paris, Hamburg, Brussels, and Milan, promoting the export of porcelain. In 1910, they were appointed as purveyors to the Imperial Household Agency. From 1916, they became a designated factory for the Navy, supplying tableware for ships, etc. Fukagawa Seiji is characterized by its translucent white porcelain and the color of its sometsuke (underglaze blue). In particular, the sometsuke's ruri (lapis lazuli) color is called "Fukagawa Blue" and is extremely popular in Europe. Japanese ceramic technology and Japanese designs, including Mount Fuji. A sense of beauty that is conscious of the world, including Europe. These come together, and the finest porcelain continues to be born even now. We try to show the scratches and stains of the products, but we may overlook some. If you have any concerns, please feel free to comment. Please note that these items are stored at home and are being sold by an amateur. ☆ Only simple cleaning will be done, so there may be dust, items other than the product, or dirt that cannot be removed in detail. ☆ Regarding the images, we try to take them as faithfully as possible, but the color may look slightly different from the actual product depending on the lighting and the model you are using. 20251020