Add a touch of Edwardian elegance to your vanity or collection with this exquisite hand-painted porcelain dish. Produced in Japan during the renowned "Nippon" era, this piece features the craftsmanship of the Morimura Brothers (predecessors to Noritake).
Design: Distinctive hexagonal (six-sided) shape with two dainty rising handles.
Artistry: Hand-painted delicate pink wild roses accented by ornate gold "moriage" (raised gilding) and beaded trim.
Backstamp: Authenticated with the green Morimura "M-in-Wreath" mark, dating this piece specifically between 1911 and 1921.
Condition: Excellent antique condition with no chips or cracks.
Perfect for: Holding rings on a bedside table, serving small candies/nuts, or as a centerpiece in a porcelain display.
