Antique Nippon Porcelain Tea Set Hand Painted Floral Garland & Gold Trim **

Made by Morimura Brothers (predecessor to Noritake) between 1891 and 1921. Step back into history with this breathtaking Antique Nippon Porcelain Tea Set. Based on careful historical research via Google's antique archives, the "Nippon" backstamp firmly places the production of this fine Japanese porcelain between 1891 and 1921. This specific 30-year window was created to comply with the U.S. McKinley Tariff Act of 1890, making authentic pieces with this mark highly distinct, finite, and coveted by collectors today. This exquisite set features a delicate, hand-painted floral garland motif elegantly wrapped in heavy, ornate cold-gilt gold trim. The rich, bright gold detailing provides a luxurious, brilliant contrast against the crisp white porcelain canvas. This is a masterful example of early 20th-century Japanese craftsmanship tailored for the Western Gilded Age market. Perfect for serious antique china collectors, Victorian and Edwardian decor enthusiasts, or as a spectacular centerpiece for high tea. Features & Details: Brand/Origin: Authentic Antique Nippon (Japan) — Pre-1921 Material: Fine Translucent Porcelain / China Design: Hand-painted pink and green floral garlands with heavy cold-trim gold accentingHistorical Era: Turn-of-the-century (Late Meiji / Taisho era export. ​Set Includes: 1 Teapot with lid 1 Sugar bowl with lid (part missing) 1 Creamer 5 Cups ​6 Saucers 1 - 12" Serving platter We welcome offers.