***Please be sure to inspect pictures and descriptions carefully as I do not accept returns, exchanges or cancellations*** Vintage Nippon Hand Painted Porcelain Floral Pitcher, Porcelain Teapot, Vintage Server Ware, Vintage Nippon Teapot, Floral Teapot Coffee Pot. This is from a private estate purchased on their travels. Hand painted and handmade. Measurements are approximately 12' tall. Could also be used as a beautiful unique shabby vase for home decor. ---CONDITION Teapot will need to be gently cleaned. I do not clean them myself as to avoid potential damage from me. No cracks chips or breaks. I do my best to note and show all major flaws, chips, cracks and wearing of paint will be noted in the pictures and/or descriptions. Vintage and Antique items may have some minor wear due to age. Please do not expect items to be in New pristine condition. All items are researched and described to the best of my knowledge from all available informational sources. Any errors are unintentional and not meant to mislead anyone as I am not an expert, in all Vintage and Antique treasures. ***Every computer screen, iPad and Mobile phone will vary slightly in color appearance of each item Please Inspect pictures and descriptions carefully as I do not accept returns, cancellations or exchanges. This vintage item is sold with all of its original wear and charm. All items are sold AS-IS. ---PACKAGING Most items are shipped with recycled/reused materials as to cut down on waste in our environment. ---SHIPPING Shipping quote is valid for the Contiguous/ Mainland United States Orders will be shipped USPS Priority Mail, tracked and insured to the address provided on file. Please be sure to verify your correct address prior to purchase. If incorrect is given, it is the buyer's responsibility to repurchase shipping fees if item is returned and needs to be reshipped. My processing and packaging times take 7 business days and does not include the shipping times approximately 7 business shipping days and approximate arrival date. Please be aware that once items are shipped it is out of my hands and I am not responsible to lost or stolen packages. Delivery times are estimates. Shipments are and can be affected by USPS circumstances as well as implemental weather conditions, natural disasters, holidays and other delivery locations. Have a wonderful day.
***Please be sure to inspect pictures and descriptions carefully as I do not accept returns, exchanges or cancellations*** Vintage Nippon Hand Painted Porcelain Floral butter/cheese dish, Porcelain Vintage Server Ware, Vintage Nippon This is from a private estate purchased on their travels. Hand painted and handmade. Measurements are approximately 8.5" long and 5.5 " tall. This is a private estate piece. ---CONDITION Dish will need to be gently cleaned. I do not clean them myself as to avoid potential damage from me. No cracks chips or breaks. I do my best to note and show all major flaws, chips, cracks and wearing of paint will be noted in the pictures and/or descriptions. Vintage and Antique items may have some minor wear due to age. Please do not expect items to be in New pristine condition. All items are researched and described to the best of my knowledge from all available informational sources. Any errors are unintentional and not meant to mislead anyone as I am not an expert, in all Vintage and Antique treasures. ***Every computer screen, iPad and Mobile phone will vary slightly in color appearance of each item Please Inspect pictures and descriptions carefully as I do not accept returns, cancellations or exchanges. This vintage item is sold with all of its original wear and charm. All items are sold AS-IS. ---PACKAGING Most items are shipped with recycled/reused materials as to cut down on waste in our environment. ---SHIPPING Shipping quote is valid for the Contiguous/ Mainland United States Orders will be shipped USPS Priority Mail, tracked and insured to the address provided on file. Please be sure to verify your correct address prior to purchase. If incorrect is given, it is the buyer's responsibility to repurchase shipping fees if item is returned and needs to be reshipped. My processing and packaging times take 7 business days and does not include the shipping times approximately 7 business shipping days and approximate arrival date. Please be aware that once items are shipped it is out of my hands and I am not responsible to lost or stolen packages. Delivery times are estimates. Shipments are and can be affected by USPS circumstances as well as implemental weather conditions, natural disasters, holidays and other delivery locations. Have a wonderful day.
Understand the meaning of NIPPON & NIPPON-WARE. Distinguish between NIPPON and JAPAN marks on Porcelain or Chinaware. Identify NIPPON marks and browse through millions of auction records to help you appraise your own Japanese Porcelain treasures. Find information on the origins of antique porcelain in Japan and learn ways to tell their age.
This gorgeous set would be amazing with your vintage serving ware collections! This is a three piece matching set consisting of a creamer, a saucer and a side plate. I have other pieces in this pattern in my shop. The pieces were all made in Nippon, as Japan was called at that time. The white porcelain was coated in a white glaze. A sapphire blue glaze was applied around the rims of the plates and the center of the creamer. Gold was hand painted in a pattern over the blue with a filagree leaf pattern. Around the pattern is a raised gold moriage trim. Gold lines were hand painted on the rims and a raised gold dot moriage painted over them. Gold swags and dots were hand painted below the blue and gold to extend the pattern onto the white glaze. A thicker layer of gold was hand painted on the handle of the creamer. On the underside of the pieces is the Nippon backstamp. The creamer measures 4 1/4" across, 5 1/4" from handle to rim and stands 3" high. The saucer measures 5 1/2" across and stands 3/4" high. The side plate measures 7 1/4" across and stands 3/4" high. All three pieces are in excellent vintage condition. There are no chips or cracks. There is no loss to the glazes, colors, patterns or gold trims and gold moriage. This is a gorgeous color and would look amazing with your dinnerware! Please look over all of my photos as they are part of my description. If you wish to see additional photos, or have any questions, just send me a message and I will gladly respond. Take a few moments and wander around my shop. All of the items in my shop are from my vintage and antique collections and I add items daily. I have other pieces in this pattern in my shop. There may be other things you are interested in. If you purchase more than one item, I offer combined shipping. I am an expert at packaging and shipping and I guarantee your items will arrive at your home in the same condition as they left mine. I gladly ship worldwide. If you wish to see my listings as soon as I add them to my shop, just click on the heart in the Favorite Shop box at the top of this page and you could be the first to see the newest items I have added. Thank you for visiting Red Tomatos Vintage!
This stunning vase is not marked, and I suspect it is pre Nippon era. It has raised enamel, moriage, hand painting and gold gilding. I have another vase in this shape with a silver dragon (not raised) and that one was dated to the 1880s. This is my best piece imo.
Commonly referred to as "Nippon porcelain," beginning in the late 19th century these pieces were crafted in Japan for the foreign market. ("Nippon" is simply the Japanese word for Japan.) This hand-painted, unmarked piece has chrysanthemums on one side and three Samurai or similar fighters on the other. (Though they may be dancers and not fighters.) Lots and lots of gold! The pitcher's body is delicately fluted on the diagonal. Dimensions: 8" Tall 4.25" Diameter (at the bottom) 7" Depth (including handle and spout) less
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*Visit my store for more Japanese Kutani ware* Vintage Nippon Kutani Landscape Teacup & Saucers set exquisitely depicts Japanese mountains and lakes. Hand-painted with a Burgundy red trim, this porcelain decor piece adds Asian elegance to any setting. • Brand: Nippon • Set of 2 Teacup/Saucers • Color: Burgundy Red, White • Size: 4fl.oz. • Saucer: 5 3/8" • Material: Porcelain • Design: Kutani, Landscape • Hand-Painted One teacup has a chip in the edge (see pic), there is wear in the paint due to age. There are no cracks.
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This beautiful antique porcelain bowl was hand painted in Nippon, Japan bears the Maruki symbol in the middle. This particular marking was applied between 1912-1921 and was no longer used as a result of the United States requiring the Japanese to mark their porcelain with Japan instead of Nippon. This bowl has been delicately hand painted with an assortment of flowers and leaves on the inside of the bowl. On the back of the bowl, there are 3 foot stands that have a gold line painting on each. Around the inside of the rim is a baby blue colored line that is outlined with beautiful gold trim. Measures: 15 cm/6" diameter 5 cm/2" tall Marked: (Maruki Symbol) Hand Painted Nippon
You Are Looking To Buy: Vintage Nippon Yoko Boeki TEA CUP & SAUCER Set Blue Fishnet Panel Pink Flower Japan - NEW Condition! Capacity: 8 Fl oz Color: Blue White Features: Porcelain Material Hand Wash Dishwasher Safe Reusable Tea Cup & Saucer Set Is Bone China Made In Japan Nippon Yoko Boeki Designed Inspired By Fresh Pink Flowers Collector's Love To Add The Their Collections. This Set Is Made In Japan Pristine White Bone China With Vivid Glazes And 22k Gold Trim On Scalloped Rims Mark On Bottom: "JAPAN" With Laurel Coffee Cup & Saucer Floral Print Design Made from fine-quality porcelain, comfort-grip handle keeps fingers away from hot contents NEW CONDITION - No Chips, Cracks, Repairs, Or Crazing. Great Gift for Him or Her - or For Yourself! Thank You! We will ship your order immediately upon receipt of payment. For your convenience, we do combine shipping and often discounts on multiple item orders to same address. Please Come Back To Shop And Buy Again! n
Set includes sugar with lid, creamer, and plate all featuring Japanese porcelain Nippon by Mikado Bros with Phoenix print pattern. See measurements and notes below. base reads mikado bros nippon pattern wear consistent with age & use - wear to pattern in some areas, small chip on underside of cream spout measures approx phoenix plate diameter 8.75" height .75" phoenix cream length 5.25" width 4.25" height 3.25" phoenix sugar length 7" width 4.75" height 3.5"
Vintage Nippon Morimura Tri-Handled Porcelain Hand Painted Bowl, Candy Dish, Nut Dish Morimura Bros. -importers Made in Japan By: Nippon 1911-1921 Nippon basically means “made in Japan.” When you see a “Nippon” mark on the underside of a base of a piece of ceramic, you know that you have a piece that was made in Japan. Simply, Nippon means Japan and while the “Nippon” mark served its purpose to comply with the McKinley Tariff Act of 1891 for the next thirty years, Customs Officials decided, in 1921, that any piece imported from Japan should be marked “Japan” and not marked “Nippon.” So, the “Nippon” mark was no longer the recognizable mark used for these items. For porcelain collectors, this makes dating your piece really easy. If your piece is marked “Nippon,” then it was made and imported between 1891 and 1921. Back stamp reads 'Hand Painted M Nippon with green wreath (the 'M' stands for Morimura Bros.-importers) stamp has been used since 1911 to 1921. Beautiful dish/bowl is hand painted light green with white yellow roses, gold on handles and edges. Some of the gold trim and on handles edge and around rim of dish is faded/warn. (please see pictures and zoom in to see details) Measures roughly 6 3/4" across and 1 3/8" tall No Cracks, Chips. Add this beautiful Vintage Nippon Morimura Bros. dish to your collection, give as a gift. This item is described as best can be. If you have any questions or would like other pictures - PLEASE contact me before buying. We know you have many shopping choices online, and we want to thank you for shopping with us. We strive for 100% customer satisfaction! NO REFUNDS - ALL SALES FINAL
Vintage Nippon Porcelain footed bowl Please review all photos. Minor wear to gold edges and small flea bite on bottom
Vintage Nippon ; Antique Nippon tray handle each side embossed gold edge surrounds, pink roses green leaves, reads: "CHIK USA NIPPON, B T, GO JAPAN, Hand Painted", porcelain, with Picture of Crown in Middle; on front Gold Accents Nippon porcelain was made in Japan from 1891 to 1921. Nippon is the Japanese word for "Japan." Nippon porcelain was made to be exported to the west, with designs specifically for American tastes, and was less expensive than most European porcelain. 🌟Nippon Mark says: "HAND PAINTED", ; No Chips, No Cracks, No Scratches, Beautiful 🌟 **Vintage tray Measures approx. 11" in length including Handles X 10-1/8" Wide X 1-1/2" Tall 🌟🌟🌟****Please Check Out All 10 Pictures! 💥🌺I Wrap and ship with Great care! I Ship USPS Mail Inside and Outside the United States, Outside the United States will Take Longer.💥💥 Any Questions Please contact me.🌺🌺🌸🌷💮Thank-you for Visiting DWedgeCreations!
This is a 10” vintage Japanese Nippon Nippon Nippon porcelain is another popular type of porcelain with collectors. It was manufactured in Japan (“Nippon” means “Japan”) from 1865, when the country ended its long period of commercial isolation, until 1921. Vase is in excellent condition: no chips, scratches,or discoloration. The colors remain bright.
Understand the meaning of NIPPON & NIPPON-WARE. Distinguish between NIPPON and JAPAN marks on Porcelain or Chinaware. Identify NIPPON marks and browse through millions of auction records to help you appraise your own Japanese Porcelain treasures. Find information on the origins of antique porcelain in Japan and learn ways to tell their age.
Lavish incomplete iridescent tea service of Dai Nippon from Japan. The translucent eggshell porcelain is covered with peach and blue luster and hand painted with traditional Japanese motif featuring two white herons and the reed. The bamboo stem shaped handles are gold gilded. Judging upon the used materials, manufacture technology and manufacture flaws this particular set dates between 1940 and 1950. Marked with stamps that contain the Dai Nippon (Great Japan) hieroglyphs. These hieroglyphs indicate the pre-war period. In very good vintage condition, no chips, no cracks, no crazing. Minor attrition on the gold and luster. All the pieces are watertight. The set consists of 14 pieces: - Milk jug: general height approx 8,4 cm (3,30"), width spout to handle approx 11,2 cm (4,40"); - Sugar bowl: general height approx 9,6 cm (3,77"), width handle to handle approx 14,4 cm (5,66"); - 6 teacups: height 4,3 cm (1,69"), diameter 8,6 cm (3,38"), hold 120 ml of liquid; - 6 saucers: height 2 cm (0,78"), diameter 12,8 cm (5,03"); This item is shipped insured.
This gorgeous set would be amazing with your vintage serving ware collections! This is a three piece matching set consisting of a creamer, a saucer and a side plate. I have other pieces in this pattern in my shop. The pieces were all made in Nippon, as Japan was called at that time. The white porcelain was coated in a white glaze. A sapphire blue glaze was applied around the rims of the plates and the center of the creamer. Gold was hand painted in a pattern over the blue with a filagree leaf pattern. Around the pattern is a raised gold moriage trim. Gold lines were hand painted on the rims and a raised gold dot moriage painted over them. Gold swags and dots were hand painted below the blue and gold to extend the pattern onto the white glaze. A thicker layer of gold was hand painted on the handle of the creamer. On the underside of the pieces is the Nippon backstamp. The creamer measures 4 1/4" across, 5 1/4" from handle to rim and stands 3" high. The saucer measures 5 1/2" across and stands 3/4" high. The side plate measures 7 1/4" across and stands 3/4" high. All three pieces are in excellent vintage condition. There are no chips or cracks. There is no loss to the glazes, colors, patterns or gold trims and gold moriage. This is a gorgeous color and would look amazing with your dinnerware! Please look over all of my photos as they are part of my description. If you wish to see additional photos, or have any questions, just send me a message and I will gladly respond. Take a few moments and wander around my shop. All of the items in my shop are from my vintage and antique collections and I add items daily. I have other pieces in this pattern in my shop. There may be other things you are interested in. If you purchase more than one item, I offer combined shipping. I am an expert at packaging and shipping and I guarantee your items will arrive at your home in the same condition as they left mine. I gladly ship worldwide. If you wish to see my listings as soon as I add them to my shop, just click on the heart in the Favorite Shop box at the top of this page and you could be the first to see the newest items I have added. Thank you for visiting Red Tomatos Vintage!
Antique hand painted Nippon footed bowl and ladle accented with gold. Pieces marked ‘Nippon’ were made in Japan and imported between 1891 and 1921. After 1921, the US customs required that imported Japanese goods must be marked with Japan instead of Nippon. excellent condition Bowl is 5-1/4” diameter x 2-1/2” high with 4 feet Laddle is 5” x 1-1/2”
Nippon three footed bowl and saucer with stunning gold raised pattern. c. 1911 - 1921. Made in Japan ("Nippon"). Excellent condition. - no chips, cracks or crazing. Great collector's set. Makes a great gift for a special person! See photos for dimensions. The photos are part of the description. Free shipping in the US! The Nippon era began in 1891 when the Japanese porcelain was clearly marked "Nippon" due to the McKinley Tariff Act. This act required that all porcelain be marked with the country of origin. ("Nippon" literally translates to "Japan".) This porcelain was made specifically to be exported to the west with designs and patterns that suited American's tastes. At that time, Japan had a thriving porcelain industry using methods used in Europe and the United States. In1921 the United States government changed its position and required that Japanese imports no longer be marked "Nippon", but with "Japan". This marks the end of the Nippon era. M-in-Wreath, hand-painted ("M" stands for importer, Morimura Bros.); found in green, blue, magenta & gold. Mark used since 1911. PLEASE NOTE: Each item is an antique or vintage item, therefore, imperfections from age, wear or damage is common and expected. Any imperfections or damage identified by ARS will be photographed and/or described in as much detail as possible, however, such does not guarantee against the presence of additional imperfections and/or damage. Please do not hesitate to message me with any questions about this item. All purchases are final. Buyers are fully responsible for determining any risks associated with the item.
This dainty vintage Nippon picturesque scenic bowl is a beautiful collectible. The subtle orange and green colors that emerge into a landscape are reflective of the gentle Asian culture. This is an exceptional collectible and would be a lovely addition to your Asian decor and collectibles. Plus - a bonus dish! This exquisite small round dish with handles is such a complement to its fellow Nippon bowl. What a pair! Fun Facts: The Nippon era began in 1891 when the Japanese porcelain was clearly marked "Nippon" due to the McKinley Tariff Act. This act required that all porcelain be marked with the country of origin. ("Nippon" literally translates to "Japan".) This porcelain was made specifically to be exported to the west with designs and patterns that suited American's tastes. At that time, Japan had a thriving porcelain industry using methods used in Europe and the United States. The Japanese items were less expensive than pieces coming from Europe and became very popular in the U.S. The porcelain was sold in gift shops, dime stores, fairs and even at the local grocery. Nippon items were also sold by Montgomery Ward, Sears & Roebuck, mail order houses and other department stores. In 1921, the United States government changed its position and required that Japanese imports no longer be marked "Nippon", but with "Japan". This marks the end of the Nippon era. Nothing tells the story as well as the porcelain itself! It must be seen to be appreciated! Excellent condition! Measures: Bowl: 4 1/2" wide: Dish: 3" Round ** It is always my pleasure to include free shipping & gift wrapping! Please message me for your gift wrapping request. **Free shipping is only available to US residents only **
Product Information Width: 7 5/8 in Crafted In Nippon Piece Code: SP Condition: Used (each item is inspected for quality and is guaranteed to be in excellent condition) Web ID: 115100701
