April 25, 2024
Antique Nippon Candy Nut Dish Hand Painted With Finger Loop Handle
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Antique Nippon Candy Nut Dish Hand Painted With Finger Loop Handle.No chips or cracks. EXCELLENT condition. Beautiful hand painted piece and gilt work. Some minor gilt loss. See photos. This piece measures at 5.5". It also has the Nippon 'Rising Sun' stamp.'Hand Painted Nippon' was a phrase commonly heard during the Nippon era from 1868 to 1921.Japanese porcelain made for export to the United States from 1891 to 1921 is called "Nippon Porcelain" because the word "Nippon" was on each piece. The word "Nippon" was required by the McKinley Tariff Act of 1890. This law stated that all manufactured goods imported to the United States be marked with the country of origin. Since "Nippon" was the Japanese word for the country of Japan, porcelain made there for the U.S. market was marked "Nippon" to comply with the new law. American trade officials accepted "Nippon" as the name of the country of origin until 1921. At that time, it was ruled that "Nippon" was a Japanese word. Since the law required the country of origin to be an English word, the use of "Nippon" was forbidden from 1921 on.Shipped with USPS Priority Mail. DELIVERY CONFIRMATION WIL BE USED.
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