Three-piece hand painted Nippon porcelain set, including a lidded sugar bowl, creamer, and dessert plate. Each piece displays an elegant gold floral motif with green highlights and gilt edging, exemplifying early 20th-century Japanese artistry. The underside of each piece bears the classic Nippon backstamp with a wreath and “Hand Painted Nippon” in green, indicating production before 1921, when pieces exported from Japan to the United States used the ‘Nippon’ mark. The sugar bowl includes its original lid with matching decor, and the dessert plate measures approximately 7 inches in diameter. Each piece is meticulously painted with delicate blossoms and fine gold trim, reflecting expert craftsmanship and historical significance. There are no visible chips or cracks noted upon inspection, suggesting the set has been well-preserved. This lot would be of particular interest to collectors of Japanese porcelain and those seeking authentic Nippon era tableware.
Hand Painted Nippon Porcelain Sugar Bowl, Creamer, and Plate Set with Gold Floral Motif, Early 20th
Three-piece hand painted Nippon porcelain set, including a lidded sugar bowl, creamer, and dessert plate. Each piece displays an elegant gold floral motif with green highlights and gilt edging, exemplifying early 20th-century Japanese artistry. The underside of each piece bears the classic Nippon backstamp with a wreath and “Hand Painted Nippon” in green, indicating production…
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- Worthington, Ohio, United States (US)