A hand-painted Nippon porcelain pitcher with floral motifs and gold trim.

Description

View A hand-painted Nippon porcelain pitcher with floral motifs and gold trim. with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Japanese porcelain from this era, particularly hand-painted pieces with floral motifs and gold accents, was popular for its aesthetic appeal and relatively affordable price point. A hand-painted Nippon porcelain pitcher with floral motifs and gold trim. * Without a lid The term 'Nippon' on porcelain indicates that the item was manufactured in Japan and exported to the United States between 1891 and 1921, before the McKinley Tariff Act of 1905 required the country of origin to be in English. Japanese porcelain from this era, particularly hand-painted pieces with floral motifs and gold accents, was popular for its aesthetic appeal and relatively affordable price point. This pitcher, likely intended for water or perhaps a beverage service, showcases the decorative styles prevalent during the Meiji and Taisho periods in Japan. The hand-painted floral designs, often featuring roses or dogwood, and the gilded rims are characteristic of the quality and artistry associated with Japanese ceramic production for export markets during this time. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Kitchen & Home › Dinnerware & Serveware › Jugs & Pitchers. Brand: Nippon.

Pattern

Floral

Antique

Yes

Number of Compartments

1

Number of Cups

0

Occasion

All Occasions

Size

Medium

Color

Gold

Material

Porcelain

Vintage

Yes

Brand

Nippon

Type

Pitcher

Care Instructions

Hand Wash Only

Original/Licensed Reproduction

Original

Number of Tiers

1

Packaging

Unboxed

Theme

Flower

Style

Antique

Time Period Manufactured

1900-1919

Finish

Painted

Handmade

Yes