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🌸 Victorian–Edwardian Vanity Jar • Rising Sun Mark • c. 1910–1921
Once part of a lady’s dressing table over a century ago, this hand-painted Nippon porcelain hair receiver carries the quiet elegance of the late Victorian to Edwardian era. 💐
Soft pastel florals, gold gilt accents, and delicate brush strokes decorate the rounded form, topped with the classic center opening used in the early 1900s to store brushed hair for keepsakes, crafts, and heirloom hair art. A beautiful reminder of a time when even the simplest objects were made with artistry and intention. ✨
Marked “Hand Painted Nippon” with a rising sun, this piece was made in Japan before 1921 — when all Nippon porcelain production shifted to “Japan” markings after import laws changed. That means: ✅ authentic antique, not a modern reproduction.
Perfect for collectors of Nippon porcelains, Victorian vanity décor, Edwardian boudoir pieces, or antique feminine objects. It also makes a charming jewelry holder, ring dish, or cottage-style accent on a nightstand or shelf. 🌿
✅ Details
• Origin: Nippon (Japan)
• Era: c. 1910–1921 (Victorian–Edwardian transition)
• Mark: Rising Sun “Hand Painted Nippon” stamp
• Material: Hand painted porcelain with gilt trim
• Condition: Beautiful antique condition — no chips or cracks, light age wear to gold as expected
• Size: 3 inches x 3 inches x 3 inches
🎁 Perfect For
✨ Antique vanity display
✨ Cottagecore & romantic décor
✨ Nippon porcelain collectors
✨ Bridal, Mother’s Day, or heirloom gift
✨ Feminine vintage or boudoir décor lovers
💌 Shipping
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