Asian items

Here's a tea pot with matching plate that my grandmother had, I was wondering if anyone could tell me more about it. I was wondering about the age and manufacturer, hopefully the marking is right side up.

The second is a plate of some sort, made of steel and porcelain I suppose, I have no clue about it and was wondering the same as above for this piece

 

Steel/porcelain piece

 

The tea pot/plate photos appear to have rotated some.

 

Hello again @Tomknox!!

Please do choose the full image option on your photos.

 

Hello again, fixed it just for you

 

https://www.gotheborg.com/marks/kutani.shtml

This is a great place to start.

The tea set and plate is Japanese, I would start with kutani and look there...

The bowl is maybe Hong Kong late 1960's. That is just a wild guess.

This mark reads 香港加工 or Xiang gang jia gong which translates to "Hong Kong Final Process". The meaning is that the decoration is added in Hong Kong, which implies that the porcelain blanks could be either Chinese or Japanese.

 

Interesting plate...

 

I wonder could the The set be by Suzuki and the mark was justy done rather hastily.





There is another similar mark but different on a similar tea set, and then there is this tea set,




Which is very similar to yours and i think it is from this distribution company, also Suzuki was a distribution company too. Suzuki is more 1950's and these I am not sure.

 

Thanks everyone I'll look into it!