This is a little mustard pot with ladle, most likely from the 1910's or 20's. It was made by Meito in Japan which began making china in 1908. They were bought by Sumitono Steel during WWI which changed it's name to Narumi Seito Narumi but continued to use the Meito stamp until post war time when it came to showrooms in the US. This one is a classic yellow and orange with purple stripe and a palm tree. It has been very much used and loved as the gilding on the spoon, the top edge of the post and the ball on the lid is worn. It is 2" tall and 2" in diameter. It most likely came as a set with a plate underneath and a salt and pepper shaker.
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Reviews (1)
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Aug 3, 2020
Forget about the mustard - I could eat these colors - many thanks.
Lynn Bailey