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Some Occupied Japan Figurines Are Up in Price
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July 2012

Occupied Japan figurines of Chinese people have always been popular, but few are appearing on the market these days and those that do are selling at about triple earlier prices, according to "The Upside Down World of an O.J. Collector" newsletter.

 

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  marym123  - Occupied Japan figurines   |07-03-2012 15:36:04  
I have a set of small, dark cocoa-colored "elephant ashtrays" marked
Made in Occupied Japan. Their value on the Kovels' website is only a few
dollars, but that was written years ago. I wonder if the set would be worth more
now? (I have lots of elephant figurines and planters from the '40s and '50s that
I'd love to sell!)

Thanks,
Mary
  regina11  - Noritake China   |07-03-2012 18:06:32  
I have a full set of Noritake China never opened 45yrs old would it be worth
anything?
  csdunn  - occupied Japan   |07-04-2012 17:13:13  
I also have 5 figurenes marked occupied Japan [a piano-- a dancing victorian man
and woman etc. I never thought they were worth anything! Are they?
  alleyantique  - occupied japan items   |07-07-2012 16:02:59  
i have a couple of items that could be sold. where would be the best place to do
that? i've never tried ebay or craigslist. heard too many horror stories. would
they still be the best?
  Fiftyniner  - Occupied Japan   |07-08-2012 20:25:47  
I have almost 400 pieces of OJ. Some really different ones that I bought in
Canada years ago. Now I hope it is finally going to come up in value. I tried
to sell this as a whole unit, but no takers yet. I hate to sell piece by piece
and all the good/unusual ones are gone first.Know any buyers?
  Fiftyniner  - OJ   |07-08-2012 20:27:13  
I sold my set of Noritake china for $485.00, including serving pieces. I thought
that was a good deal....
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