
WWII Japanese military silver dishes on pedestals are collectible artifacts, often featuring military insignia like an Army star. Used as presentation pieces or in senior officers’ messes. Appears to be silver plate, cannot find any markings. Sought by militaria collectors for their historical craftsmanship. On the top and the base are floral and other designs with much detail. Measures; 6 ½” across and 3″ tall. Comes in its original presentation box with information on the maker included. On the top of the box are artillery pieces, an airplane and Kanji markings. Very nice, Very hard to find piece of Japanese military history for your collection and display. TOP OF THE BOX HAS A PARTIAL TRANSLATION OF “PATRIOTISM 38, KYTO, JUNE SHOWA 7”.

