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Antique Royal Crown Kinran Nippon Porcelain Coffee Pot Hand-Painted Roses 8"

Antique Royal Crown Kinran Nippon Porcelain Coffee Pot Hand-Painted Roses 8"

Regular price $55.00 USD
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Antique Royal Crown Kinran Nippon Porcelain Coffee Pot Hand-Painted Roses 8" c. 1911-1921

Specifications:
Brand/Maker: Royal Crown Kinran
Origin: Japan (Nippon Era)
Production Era: Circa 1911–1921
Material: Fine Porcelain
Motif: Hand-Painted Roses & Sky Blue Geometric Trim
Height: 8 inches (with lid)Primary Uses: Decorative display, coffee serveware, or hot chocolate pitcher

Item Description:Product Overview:
Up for sale is an exquisite Antique Royal Crown Kinran Nippon Porcelain Coffee Pot (frequently collected as a chocolate pot). This authentic early 20th-century piece showcases the finest traditions of Japanese export porcelain from the historic Nippon era.

Design & Craftsmanship:
The pot features a timeless, elegant body shape with a beautifully flared base and a slender neck. It is meticulously hand-painted with vibrant, soft pink roses and delicate green foliage. The upper rim and lid are detailed with repeating vertical panels in an elegant sky-blue hue, all framed by fine gold gilt borders and trim accenting the handle.

Maker's Mark & Authenticity:
The base features the authentic stamped green Royal Crown Kinran backstamp, which includes the circular "Hand Painted Nippon" text wrapped around a central crown and star insignia. This specific McKinley Tariff-era export mark safely dates the production of this piece between 1911 and 1921. The underside also features a distinct, clean, molded ceramic star localized to the bottom center.

Condition Report:
This antique pot is in beautiful condition for its age, with no chips, cracks, or hairline fractures. The hand-painted floral pattern remains vibrant and intact. The gold gilt shows only light, minor wear consistent with age and handling. There are a few tiny, minor black kiln specks/manufacturing dots in the glaze (common for Nippon porcelain of this era), which are authentic to its original factory production. Please see photos for a close-up look at the overall condition.

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