Nippon-Era Moriage Pitcher Gilt Floral & Geometric Hand-Painted Porcelain

65.00
Published date: 2025/10/25
  • Location: Petersburg, VA, Alexandria, Virginia, United States
Title: Nippon-Era Moriage Pitcher Gilt Floral & Geometric Hand-Painted Porcelain

Description:
This antique Japanese pitcher from the Nippon era features raised moriage enamel decoration in vibrant green, blue, pink, and maroon hues, accented with luxurious gold gilding. Hand-painted floral petals and geometric patterns encircle the porcelain body, enhanced by a scalloped, footed base and an ornate, curved handle. Crafted during the late Meiji period for export, this piece exemplifies the ornate artistry of early 20th-century Japanese porcelain and remains a desirable collectible for enthusiasts of Asian decorative arts.

Key Features:
Raised moriage enamel decoration in multicolored hues.

Elaborate gold gilt accents on handle, spout, rim, and base.

Hand-painted floral and geometric motifs with beaded outlines.

Scalloped footed base and ornate curved handle.

Compact form suitable for display or functional use.

Nippon-era export ware with historical and artistic value.

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Specifications:
Voltage: N/A
Style Period: Meiji (late 19th to early 20th century)
Pattern: Floral
Origin: Japan
Materials: Porcelain
Maker’s Mark: Stamped on bottom (unreadable in photos)
Dimensions: Height: 8 inches, Width: 7.5 inches, Depth: 5 inches
Weight: 2.01 lbs

Condition Report:
Excellent overall condition.

Age-related wear includes possible crazing, microchips on edges, minor paint flakes, and fading in decorative areas.

Possible non-structural scuffs are present but do not affect integrity.

Maintain by dusting gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid moisture and direct sunlight to preserve enamel and gilding.

Auction Terms:
No reserves—this lot will sell to the highest bidder, regardless of final price.
A 5% buyer’s premium applies, below the standard rate. The winner is responsible for credit card fees, packing, shipping, and taxes.
Unsold lots will be relisted in a new auction 60 days after the original closes.

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Packing & Shipping:
This pitcher will be securely packaged using double-boxed methods: bubble wrap, packing paper, peanuts, shrink wrap, and air pillows.

Shipping Box 1:
Size: 12 × 12 × 12 inches
Weight: 8 lbs
Packing Fee: $35

Shipping Options:
Available options: LiveAuctioneer White-Glove or Standard Service (FedEx), Vintiqua In-House Shipping (FedEx or UPS), and local pickup in Petersburg, VA.

Inquiries:
For questions or to request a shipping quote, contact us with your details. We will respond within one business day.

Pricing:
Low Price Range: $250
High Price Range: $500
Starting Bid: $125
Lot Number: 65

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