Teacup and Saucer, Nippon, Cherry Blossoms, White Moriage, Gold Branches, Hand Painted Porcelain, Japan, Antique, Early 1900s bottles and lettering style — pennants

and lettering style — pennants from this period typically used only two or three colors before more elaborate palettes became standard by the mid-1950s

priced accordingly

A blond angel embossed in gold foil

All acceptable due to age

very clean inside

Teacup and Saucer, Nippon, Cherry Blossoms, White Moriage, Gold Branches, Hand Painted Porcelain, Japan, Antique, Early 1900s bottles and lettering style — pennantsCherry blossoms in pale pink, a band of soft green at the border, and white moriage swirls trailing across the surface like something drawn in the moment this is Nippon porcelain at its most quietly poetic. The gold accents mimic branches and leaves, connecting the painted florals to the form of the cup itself in a way that feels entirely intentional. This piece was exported by Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, a Japanese trading company established in 1876 that