Antique Meito Nippon Porcelain Serving Set | Hand-Painted Roses & Gold Trim | Rare Early 1900s

DescriptionThis antique Meito Nippon porcelain serving set is a striking example of early Japanese export craftsmanship, featuring hand-painted roses in soft blush, cream, and deep rose tones, framed by elegant gold trim. The faceted geometric form adds a refined architectural touch, balancing romantic florals with a clean, structured silhouette.Equally suited for display or refined entertaining, this set brings old-world charm to a china cabinet, tea table, or curated vintage tablescape. The condition is exceptional for its age, making it a standout piece for collectors who value both beauty and preservation.Details:Size: Large serving bowl measures 12 1/4 inches wide by 5 3/4 inches deep and 1 3/4 inches tall. Dipping bowls measure 3 3/4 inches by 2 1/4 inches and approximately 1/2 inch tall.Condition: Excellent. No chips, no cracks, no crazing. No real loss to the gold rim. Incredible condition for over 100 years old.Material(s): Porcelain, hand-painted enamel, gold gilt.Maker: Meito China.Marks: Hand Painted Nippon crown mark.Era: Circa 1891–1921, Nippon export period.FAQIs this an authentic Nippon piece?Yes. The Hand Painted Nippon crown mark confirms production during the official Nippon export era prior to 1921.Is the gold trim original?Yes. The gold gilt is original and remains remarkably intact with minimal to no wear.Can this set be used for serving?It can be gently used for display-style serving, though many collectors prefer antique Nippon porcelain primarily for decorative use.How many pieces are included?The set includes one large serving bowl and six matching dipping bowls.Item No JI01019-M