A beautifully preserved vase featuring delicate hand-painted landscape scenes with vivid colors and fine gilt detailing, often referred to as moriage or raised enamel gold work. This piece bears the “Hand Painted Nippon” mark, used on Japanese export porcelain between 1891 and 1921, dating it securely to the late Meiji or early Taishō period. In excellent condition for its age, with only minor wear consistent with careful display. A very collectible piece for connoisseurs of antique Japanese porcelain.
