Add elegance to your collection with this authentic Nippon hand-painted porcelain pitcher, featuring a stunningly beautiful delicate floral and berry motif in rich reds and greens.
The scalloped rim, spout, and base are accented with lustrous gold, including the outer handle, showcasing the craftsmanship typical of early 20th-century Japanese export ware.
Stamped with the classic maple leaf "Nippon Hand Painted" mark, this piece likely dates to circa 1891–1921, prior to the transition to "Japan" markings.
Measuring approximately 4.0625" high and 4.25" wide from spout to handle, it’s a charming small pitcher ideal for display or refined use.
Condition is very good with no chips or cracks.
A rare find for collectors of antique Japanese porcelain, especially those seeking Morimura-era Nippon with gold embellishments and botanical artistry.
