Vintage Hand Painted Porcelain Dishes By Nippon (set of 7) - Japan

Description

View Vintage Hand Painted Porcelain Dishes By Nippon (set of 7) - Japan with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Japanese porcelain, specifically identified as "Nippon" ware, which was produced for export between 1891 and 1921. The word "Nippon" was required on each piece of Japanese porcelain exported to the United States during this period due to the McKinley Tariff Act of 1890. The image displays a green backstamp or mark commonly found on antique Japanese porcelain, specifically identified as "Nippon" ware, which was produced for export between 1891 and 1921. Key details about this mark and the associated porcelain: "Nippon" Mark: The word "Nippon" was required on each piece of Japanese porcelain exported to the United States during this period due to the McKinley Tariff Act of 1890. ® "Hand Painted" & "Nippon": The mark clearly indicates "Hand Painted" and "Nippon," suggesting the item was decorated by hand in Japan. Time Period: This specific green mark, often featuring an "M'" in a wreath (representing Morimura Brothers, who later became Noritake), is associated with the 1891-1921 period, known as the "Nippon Era" in porcelain collecting. Collectibility: Pieces bearing this mark are considered antiques and are sought after by collectors, particularly those interested in Japanese porcelain and the history of its export to the west. Category: Antiques › Asian Antiques › Japan › Other Japanese Antiques.

Primary Material

Porcelain & Pottery

Color

Multi-Color

Original/Reproduction

Antique Original

Region of Origin

Japan

Age

1891-1921

Maker

Nippon Morimura Bros

Country of Origin

Japan