This charming lot includes five matching antique Nippon porcelain bowls. Each bowl features a classic scalloped rim with three small feet for elevation, creating an elegant raised presentation. The bodies are finely hand-painted with delicate floral motifs (likely roses, blossoms, or similar period designs in soft pastel tones), accented by gold trim or gilt detailing along the edges, handles/feet, and possibly raised moriage (beaded enamel) elements common in Nippon pieces. The interior and exterior showcase the skilled artistry typical of the era, with vibrant yet subtle colors that have endured beautifully.

These petite bowls measure 1.25 inch tall and 2.75 inches in diameter at the top rim, making them ideal for small servings, display, or as part of a vanity/trinket set. They represent classic Nippon export ware, prized by collectors for its intricate handwork and historical significance.

Origin: Japan (export porcelain produced for the American market, marked "Nippon" as required by the U.S. McKinley Tariff Act).

Age / Era: Circa 1891–1921 (the "Nippon" period; pieces marked "Nippon" date exclusively to this window, with production peaking in the early 1900s).

Material: High-quality porcelain (fine bone china-like body), hand-painted enamels, gold gilt accents.

Condition: Excellent vintage/antique condition overall, with no major chips, cracks, or repairs. Minor manufacturing variations along scalloped edges (slight roughness from hand-finishing, not damage). Gold trim remains bright with minimal wear, minor chips on edges; colors remain vibrant. 

Item dimensions of each bowl: 1.25" tall × 2.75" diameter  

Weight of each bowl: 1.2 oz each (6 oz total)