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CONDITION: This matching pair of antique Nippon covered bowls is in excellent antique condition. No chips, cracks, crazing, nicks, scratches, staining, repairs or restorations are noted. Gold decoration shows virtually no visible wear; only faint base wear is noted. Both original matching lids are included. Review all actual item photographs closely; they form part of the condition description.
Hand-painted pink cabbage roses, pale celadon shading and raised gold moriage distinguish these Japanese porcelain bowls. Scalloped contours, shaped footed bases, curled double handles and decorative lid finials create a graceful, coordinated display. Their ivory porcelain and delicate gilding complement romantic cottage, Edwardian and grandmillennial interiors.
MARK AND ORIGIN: Hand Painted Nippon with Rising Sun emblem; Japan. Specific manufacturer and pattern name unknown.
Estimated Circa: 1911–1921; exact production year unknown. nipponcollectorsclub.com
MEASUREMENTS, EACH: Approximately 5.5 inches tall with lid and 5 inches wide at the widest point. Includes two bowls and two lids.
CARE AND SHIPPING: Handle gently; avoid dishwashers and abrasive cleaners. Carefully packed with lids protected separately and shipped with full insurance.
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RETURNS: May be requested within 7 days of confirmed delivery. For taste, expectations or change-of-mind returns, buyers pay original and return shipping. Items must return in the same condition received. Contact us promptly about damage on arrival or a material difference from the description.
Selected for their craftsmanship and character, these authentic antiques may exhibit normal evidence of age and previous use.