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The image displays a vintage hand-painted Nippon porcelain dresser set, characterized by its delicate floral patterns, pink ribbons, and gold accents. The term "Nippon" refers to porcelain imported from Japan between 1891 and 1921, a period when the McKinley Tariff Act required imported goods to be marked with their country of origin in English.
Nippon porcelain, identified by the "Hand Painted Nippon" mark with an "M" in a wreath.
Identification: The "Nippon" mark indicates the piece was made in Japan and imported to the United States between 1891 and 1921, as required by the McKinley Tariff Act.
The set appears to include common components found in such vanity or dresser sets:
A vase or hatpin holder (center, tall piece).
A lidded powder box or similar (right).
A trinket dish.
A hair receiver (left, with an opening for collecting hair).
These sets were popular in the United States during the late 19th and early 20th centuries and are collected today for their historical significance and artistic merit.
This set has no chips, fractures or cracks. Please see photos for exact condition. Thank you!
