Nippon Moriage Ewer Pitcher | Antique

Nippon Moriage Ewer Pitcher. Antique

This exquisite Antique Nippon Moriage Ewer Pitcher showcases the delicate beauty and intricate craftsmanship of early 20th-century Japanese porcelain. Featuring a rich red background adorned with lavish gilt floral designs, this ewer is a stunning example of the Moriage technique, where raised enamel patterns are meticulously applied by hand. The elegant handle and spout are also accented with gilt, adding to the piece's refined aesthetic. This ewer serves as a beautiful decorative item.

Beautiful to add to a shelf with other Nippon antiques. Show off on a buffet or in a guest room. The deep burgundy and green works well in traditional décor, transitional and mid-century modern. A lovely house warming gift, anniversary or Christmas present.

Nippon was the name used on products made prior to 1921. This ewer does not have a Nippon mark but it is in style, color and hand painted to indicate this was produced prior to the stamp being required.

Nippon moriage is a type of Japanese pottery that was produced between 1891 and 1921 and features raised slip decorations. The word "Nippon" translates to Japan, and moriage refers to the pottery's three-dimensional details created by raised slip decorations.

Measures approx. 6L x 6W x 10.5H

In good condition with wear commensurate with age. No major chips or cracks to notate. The gold along the top edge is slightly worn off but as expected with a piece this age.