Vintage Set of Little Fork Chinatown Souvenirs Party Hors D'oeuvres Mid Century

Got olives?  A fun conversation piece at your next party.  They are Little Forks made in Japan, thin stainless steel with pastel plastic handles in the original box.  No visible wear, one owner, from my family estate.  Some info to tell your guests:   - Little Forks were made during the post-War Export Boom (1950s–1970s): Following WWII, Japan heavily rebuilt its manufacturing sector, focusing on exporting goods to the U.S. Made in Japan marks on small cutlery and souvenirs became ubiquitous during this time.   - Chinatown Souvenirs: These items were frequently sold in tourist-heavy areas like Chinatowns.    - Cultural Context: While Japanese culture centers on chopsticks, the Japanese manufacturing sector adopted Western-style metal cutlery production for export, creating many of these now-vintage little forks.If the forks are very thin or made of lightweight metal, they are likely from the 1950s-60s.