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Antique Hand-Painted JE-OH Nippon Porcelain Chocolate Pot Set – 11 Piece Display Service**This is a rare find - a beautiful, authentic late 19th/early 20th century Japanese export porcelain chocolate service featuring the rare, blue \"China Je-Oh Hand Painted Nippon\" backstamp (dating between 1891 and 1921). Je-Oh is commonly mis-cataloged as Te-Oh by collectors.**JE-OH Artist: Kotero Asukai (Asukai was an exceptionally talented former engineer and artisan for the legendary Morimura Brothers—the export trading dynasty that ultimately created Noritake China. He brought Noritake\'s elite standard of high-quality, translucent European-style dinnerware production to his new independent firm.)**This heirloom-quality set features a striking, six-sided hexagonal tall chocolate pot and matching cup-and-saucer sets. The entire collection is adorned with delicate, hand-painted moriage, pastel floral garlands and elegant, raised gold moriage gilt detailing along the handles, rims, and borders. Because these pieces were decorated entirely by hand in the same historic workshop, the artistry and color matching are absolutely seamless.**What is Included & Condition Report:
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*1 Lidded Chocolate Pot: Mint Condition. The hero piece of the collection. The spout, handle, body, and lid are entirely free of chips, cracks, or structural wear. The moriage accents remain beautifully intact.
*5 Matching Saucers: Three saucers are in excellent, clean antique condition. One saucer bears a small hairline crack on the bottom surface, and 1 has a hairline crack on the bottom and a small chip under the edge (Visible upon close inspection, but the pieces remain completely intact for display - see last 3 photos.)
*5 Matching Cups: Four cups are in beautiful condition with no chips or cracks. One cup has a minor chip along the rim.**Seller\'s Note:
While a few pieces show the gentle wear of a century-old history, this ensemble retains incredible visual integrity. It makes an exquisite, cohesive display piece for a china hutch, a Victorian-style dining room, or an antique porcelain collection.**Shipping/Pickup: Will be meticulously bubble-wrapped and double-boxed to ensure safe arrival.
