Antique Nippon Gold Moriage Teapot Hand Painted Japanese Porcelain 1911–1921

Beautiful antique Nippon porcelain teapot featuring a white porcelain body richly decorated with hand-painted raised gold moriage leaves and floral motifs. The surface displays intricate gilt detailing with textured, raised accents, showcasing the refined craftsmanship of early 20th-century Japanese export porcelain. The underside is marked “Nippon” and “Hand Painted,” along with a wreath-and-crown motif and an “M” mark, which is commonly associated with Morimura Gumi, a prominent exporter of fine Japanese porcelain during the circa 1911–1921 Nippon period. This pattern appears to have been produced during that era and is no longer in production, making it a highly collectible example of antique Nippon moriage porcelain. A striking piece for collectors of antique Japanese ceramics, gilt moriage ware, or anyone seeking a display-worthy antique teapot with timeless elegance. Condition: Very good antique condition for its age. No visible chips, cracks, or repairs. Light surface wear and minor gold wear present on the handle and lid, consistent with age and gentle use. Please review all photos carefully, including the maker’s mark, and feel free to ask questions prior to purchase.