Antique Japanese Moriage Biscuit Jar - JIECC - Art Nouveau Floral & Gold Gilt

Description

View Antique Japanese Moriage Biscuit Jar - JIECC - Art Nouveau Floral & Gold Gilt with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Origin: Nagoya, Japan (JIECC Hallmark on base). The classic double-handle shape and scalloped rim reflect the Art Nouveau influence of the early 20th century. One small chip on the inner rim of the lid (not visible when displayed). Add a touch of Edwardian-era elegance to your home with this stunning antique Japanese biscuit jar. Produced by the Japan Import & Export Commission Company (JIECC) between 1885 and 1925, this piece is a masterclass in the Moriage technique—featuring intricate, hand-applied raised beadwork and swirling floral patterns. The jar features soft pastel greens and reds, accented by heavy gold gilding that catches the light beautifully. The classic double-handle shape and scalloped rim reflect the Art Nouveau influence of the early 20th century. Origin: Nagoya, Japan (JIECC Hallmark on base) Era: Late Meiji / Early Taisho period Dimensions: Approximately 8" tall (with lid) x 7" wide handle-to-handle. Condition: Excellent vintage condition for its age. One small chip on the inner rim of the lid (not visible when displayed). Some light wear to the gold gilding consistent with 100+ years of age. Perfect for collectors of Nippon-era porcelain or as a standout piece on a tea trolley or sideboard. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Decorative Collectibles › Other Decorative Collectibles. Brand: Japan Import Export Commission.

Primary Material

Ceramic & Porcelain

Brand

Japan Import Export Commission

Country/Region of Origin

Japan

Color

Multi-Color

Original/Reproduction

Original

Style

Antique

Material

porcelain

Features

Moriage

Country of Origin

Japan

Age

1900-1940