Nippon Footed Bowl Ruffled Rim Antq Hand Painted Floral Moriage Gold Trim Unmark

Description

View Nippon Footed Bowl Ruffled Rim Antq Hand Painted Floral Moriage Gold Trim Unmark with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The three small shell-shaped feet with gilded detailing are a strong indicator that this is a Nippon porcelain rose bowl, made in Japan between about 1890 and 1921 (before U.S. import law required “Japan” to be used instead of “Nippon”). The three small shell-shaped feet with gilded detailing are a strong indicator that this is a Nippon porcelain rose bowl, made in Japan between about 1890 and 1921 (before U.S. import law required “Japan” to be used instead of “Nippon”). Here are the identifying clues: 🏺 Identification Form: Footed rose bowl with ruffled rim. Feet: Three molded “shell” feet with hand-painted gilt highlights — a classic Nippon design feature. Decoration: Hand-painted floral sprays with raised enamel (moriage) and gold scrollwork. Interior: Glossy white glaze inside. No visible mark (on your image, at least). Many early Nippon pieces had paper or worn-off ink marks, so an unmarked base isn’t unusual. If you look closely under good light, you might find a faint green “M in wreath” Nippon mark, or blue “Hand Painted Nippon” script — sometimes it’s very faint under the glaze. -- Pieces with shell feet and ruffled tops are especially collectible because of their delicate, hand-finished work. Category: Antiques › Asian Antiques › Japan › Bowls.

Primary Material

Porcelain & Pottery

Color

Gold

Original/Reproduction

Antique Original

Region of Origin

Japan

Age

1850-1899

Country of Origin

Japan