Photos of the set and the bottoms would help

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How do I do that my photos are in my photo library on my I phone

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Here's one photo of sandwich plate

Here are some photos of the tea set any information really appreciated

Do you have any close ups? Also photos of any markings of the base (or lack of) are helpful.

You can just see on some that it was a blue mark

Any help at all in telling me how old and what you think it's worth I was told the finger bowl or sugar bowl was worth £80 on its own

Hi anyone else know more about it what it worth no chips or cracks or ware on paintings

Hi everyone one can anyone tell me any more about this tea set please

Did you Google "Satsuma tea set" Did you Google "geisha ware tea set"? Did you search on the Gothenberg Japanse porcelain site?

Hi there yes cannot find any thing like this at all thank you

It is a lovely set. I am sorry that I cannot help with your questions.

Here's a start....you take it from here.
http://www.amazon.com/Vintage-Geisha-Girl-Luncheon-Japan/dp/B002EQQZRA

There are several traditional patterns in 20th century Japanese tea sets...Geisha girl, 1000 faces, Dragon etc...the 3 geisha pattern is one. Some are edged in gold, some in various other colors but the scene is the same.

Thank you still no joy with what it is yet

It is really beautiful set , but have no experience, is is hand painted? ?

Hi yes been told it's hand painted and gold leaf on it that's as far as I have got x

That is very good, is anyone knows how to recognize the China paintings hand painted or not??

Not found out anymore about it only that it's hand painted and gold leaf if you know anymore I know the lady that give me it was 99 and she had known it all her life

What country are you in? What country did the lady who gave it to you live in? Where did she get it? is there a lithophane in the bottom of the cup?
It is very typical of the Satsuma ware that was made between 1885 and 1920, one of the many varations of the Geisha pattern.
Because there is no mark on the bottom, I would assume that it was imported as a souvenir, carried home by hand or was imported into a country other than the US.
You have a Satsuma type Japanese porcelain tea set from about 1900. There were hundreds of potteries during that time making very similar ware for the export market and I can't tell you just which one made your tea set.
But it also could be Kutani...same period and often used the decorating style of the Satsuma ware.

Hi there I live in England and so did the lady that gave it to me , I have no idea where she got it from but she remembered it when she was a little girl and like I said all marks on the bottom have been scratched out of the China but she was a week of being 100 when she give me it thanks for all your help have you any idea on what it's worth there is no lithophane in the bottom x

No idea of the market in England....but in the US you would expect someone to pay about $100 for it.

Thank you for that it's all in perfect condition no chips or cracks at all

and by the way, the finger bowl would be a slop bowl, and you are missing the tea pot. the fact that it has a creamer and sugar bowl indicated it was made for export. I don't know what the laws for marking imported wares are or were in England, but you might research that.

Thanks for all the information it's been a great help