Vintage Nippon sugar bowl and matching plate, hand-painted porcelain stamp Japan
$ 29.04
Description
Vintage Nippon sugar bowl and matching plate, hand-painted porcelain stamp Japan. Origin: These pieces were produced in Japan, specifically for export, between the late 19th century and 1921. Porcelain marked this way was primarily made for the Western market. A teapot with top. This item is a vintage Nippon sugar bowl and matching plate, a type of hand-painted porcelain from Japan.Key FeaturesDesign: Features hand-painted pink and red roses with green foliage.Border: Characteristic scalloped edges with a heavy cobalt blue glaze and gold gilding (gold accents).Origin: These pieces were produced in Japan, specifically for export, between the late 19th century and 1921.Set: This bowl was often part of a larger tea or chocolate set, which might include a matching creamer and teapot. The word Nippon is the Japanese name for Japan. Porcelain marked this way was primarily made for the Western market. Collectibles like yours are prized for their detailed hand-painted designs and delicate craftsmanship. Comes with a 9” bowl. A teapot with top. 1 -4” tray. Royal Doulton Dale Woodley. 1- Noritake 4” teapot and lid. Japan
