VINTAGE TILE WW2 ERA MADE IN JAPAN SIGNED DAI-NIPPON ARABESQUE

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VINTAGE TILE WW2 ERA MADE IN JAPAN SIGNED DAI-NIPPON ARABESQUE:
$4.99

VINTAGE TILE WW2 ERA MADE IN JAPAN SIGNED DAI-NIPPON / ARABESQUE

This tile wasmade before WW2 era.Signed \"Dai-Nippon\"(JAPAN)in the horizontal from right to left on the back.That is way that I foundthis tile was made before WW2 era. After WW2, horizontal characters became changes to write left to right.

*Size: 75mmx 75mmx 8mm(approx. 3\"x 3\"x 0.3\")

*Condition :

The condition is all asyou can see the photos.

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