Superb, pure silver (jungin) navy named ship cup. The ship is the Yahagi.
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Minty. Inscribed 'Warship Yahagi, Showa 6 [1931]. Magong Defense Commemorative'. Magong
is a city in China, the Guangdong Province (which once included Hainan Island).
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Very nice tea or coffee pot from the battleship Kashima.
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Made of pewter, very minty. Embossed all around with a large pine tree, cranes, and a Rising Sun.
Also various abstract patterns and a cherry blossom on the bottom of the spout.  Inscribed
'Battleship Kashima, Crown Prince Visit to Europe Commemorative'. The Crown Prince Hirohito
made a tour of Europe in 1921.

Named 'Yamamoto' and also the maker is named: Made by  Satsuma Yamasaki.

The original paulonia wood presentation box is included. The label on the box is somewhat worn,
but it shows that this is from a shop in Kagoshima (southern Japan). Yamamoto's personal stamp
is on the box, too.
Inscribed: 'Battleship Yamashiro, Taisho 4 [1915] Enthronement
Inspection Ceremony  Commemorative.' This ship may have been present
at some enthronement ceremony of the Taisho Emperor, which
traditionally took place a couple of years after ascending to the throne.

The Yamashiro had a long career, ending in 1944 when it was sunk by US
forces.
From the Battleship Fuso. A crane, battle flag, anchor, and turtle are in the bowl.
Inscribed 'In Celebration of Takahashi's Discharge, From All of His Peers on the Fuso'.
Inscribed 'In Celebration of Discharge' and on the reverse 'Gift to [?], Warship
Akashi, from the 2nd Squad, Left Deck.'

This ship had a nice history, participating in such famous battles as the Battle
of Tsushima and the Battle of Tsingtao.

Here is the Wikipedia article on this ship:
CRUISER AKASHI.

Destroyer Inazuma
Russo-Japan War