Vintage Antique Nippon Hand-Painted Berry Bowls Lot of 4 - Floral & Landscape...

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View Vintage Antique Nippon Hand-Painted Berry Bowls Lot of 4 - Floral & Landscape... with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Perfect for serving berries, nuts, candies, desserts, or as decorative accents in a china cabinet. Bowl 4: Romantic Rose Saucer – Shallow round berry plate (approx. Bottom mark: Faint green "Nippon" stamp (likely Noritake/Morimura influence). ). Exquisite Set of 4 Early 20th-Century Nippon Berry Bowls – Timeless Elegance for Collectors! Elevate your antique china collection or add a touch of Victorian charm to your table with this stunning lot of four hand-painted porcelain berry bowls from the coveted Nippon era (ca. 1890s–1920s). These Japanese export beauties were crafted for the discerning Western market, featuring intricate overglaze enameling, delicate scalloped edges, and shimmering gold accents that scream old-world luxury. Perfect for serving berries, nuts, candies, desserts, or as decorative accents in a china cabinet. Each piece showcases the masterful artistry of Nippon porcelain – soft pastels, vibrant florals, and serene landscapes that capture the essence of handcrafted heritage. Highlights of This Charming Set: Bowl 1: Serene Landscape Scene – A footed, scalloped-edge dish (approx. 5" wide) depicting a peaceful rural vista at sunset: tall golden trees, a winding blue river, lush green fields, and a quaint thatched cottage. Creamy porcelain base with raised gold beading on the rim and handle for extra flair. Bottom mark: "Hand Painted Japan" in elegant blue script (post-1921 export variation). Bowl 2: Vibrant Floral Handled Bowl – Generous low-handled serving bowl (approx. 6" across) bursting with hand-painted chrysanthemum-like blooms in sunny yellows, deep purples, and creamy whites amid lush green leaves, all on a warm terracotta-orange ground. Ornate gold handle and scalloped rim add drama. Bottom mark: Iconic red-crowned "Nippon" (Morimura Brothers, ca. 1910–1911) – a collector's favorite! Bowl 3: Delicate Violet Elegance – Petite scalloped dish (approx. 4.5" wide) adorned with soft purple violets and subtle green foliage on a pristine white ground, finished with fine gold scrolling and trim. Simple yet sophisticated – ideal for a subtle display. Bottom mark: "Hand Painted Nippon" encircled by a laurel wreath. Bowl 4: Romantic Rose Saucer – Shallow round berry plate (approx. 5" diameter) alive with lush hand-painted roses in romantic pinks, peaches, and creams, accented by fresh green leaves on a clean white base. Gold-rimmed edge with gentle scalloping for that heirloom feel. Bottom mark: Faint green "Nippon" stamp (likely Noritake/Morimura influence). These mismatched yet harmonious pieces hail from renowned makers like Morimura Brothers, known for their high-quality export porcelain that flooded American homes in the early 1900s. The "Nippon" marks (required by U.S. law until 1921) confirm their authenticity and age, making them a must-have for fans of Aesthetic Movement, Art Nouveau, or Japanese export china. Condition: Excellent vintage display-ready condition! Minor wear to gold trim and subtle enamel crazing consistent with 100+ years of gentle use – no chips, cracks, crazing, or repairs noted. Colors remain vivid and glossy; ready to shine in your collection. Measurements: 4–6 inches across; shallow depths (1–2 inches) perfect for small servings. Why You'll Love This Lot: Nippon berry bowls are skyrocketing in popularity among collectors – think of them as affordable entry points to antique porcelain with serious style points. Display individually, group as a vignette, or use at holiday gatherings for that wow factor! Category: Antiques › Asian Antiques › Japan › Bowls.

Color

Gold

Region of Origin

Japan