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A plate this beautiful doesn't need a wall — but a wall is exactly where it belongs. Hand painted and artist-signed, this antique Nippon plate carries a lush arrangement of flowers in orange, peach, pink, burgundy, and white, each bloom outlined in gold against deep green leaves. The rim is finished in raised gold moriage beading — every bead in perfect condition — that transforms the border into something closer to jewelry than ceramics.
The backstamp reads "Hand Painted Nippon" with the M-in-wreath mark of the Morimura Company, used between 1911 and 1921 before Morimura evolved into the Noritake we know today. These are among the most collectible Japanese ceramics in the American market.
Maker: Nippon / Morimura Company
Materials: Ceramic with hand-painted enamels and raised gold moriage
Dimensions: 9.75 inches diameter
Origin: Japan
Era: Antique, 1911–1921
Condition: Excellent antique condition — no scratches, cracks, or chips. Pre-drilled for hanging; decorative only, not for food use. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
Pre-drilled for hanging wire or use with a plate stand. A distinguished gift for a serious collector, or a quietly stunning addition to a curated wall.
