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Toy teacup

Manufacturer
Date 1921-1924
Dimensions3,3 × 4,7 × 3,4 cm
ClassificationRecreational Objects - Toys
Origin Japan
Object NumberM2008.45.1.7.1
DivisionMaterial Culture - Recreational Objects
CollectionMcCord
CreditGift of Elizabeth Sifton

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Online Collections | McCord Museum - Montreal Social History Museum
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Toy teacup
Noritake Toki Kaisha, Limited
1921-1924
M2008.45.1.9.1
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Toy teacup
Noritake Toki Kaisha, Limited
1921-1924
M2008.45.1.8.1
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Toy teacup
Noritake Toki Kaisha, Limited
1921-1924
M2008.45.1.6.1
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Toy teacup
Noritake Toki Kaisha, Limited
1921-1924
M2008.45.1.5.1
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Toy teacup
Noritake Toki Kaisha, Limited
1921-1924
M2008.45.1.4.1
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Toy cream pitcher
Noritake Toki Kaisha, Limited
1921-1924
M2008.45.1.3
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Toy sugar bowl
Noritake Toki Kaisha, Limited
1921-1924
M2008.45.1.2.1-2
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Toy saucer
Noritake Toki Kaisha, Limited
1921-1924
M2008.45.1.9.2
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Toy saucer
Noritake Toki Kaisha, Limited
1921-1924
M2008.45.1.8.2
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Toy saucer
Noritake Toki Kaisha, Limited
1921-1924
M2008.45.1.7.2
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Toy saucer
Noritake Toki Kaisha, Limited
1921-1924
M2008.45.1.6.2
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Toy saucer
Noritake Toki Kaisha, Limited
1921-1924
M2008.45.1.5.2

This project is made possible thanks to the generous support of the Azrieli Foundation and Canadian Heritage.