1918 Nippon Dish China Royal Crockery Made in Japan

1918 Nippon Dish China Royal Crockery Made in Japan with 22k Gold Trim - Good Condition, Normal Wear See Photos - Measures 12" L x 7" W ... Experience the elegance of the "Nippon Era" with this stunning Royal Crockery (RC) porcelain dish, dating specifically to the late 1910s. The term "Nippon" identifies Japanese porcelain made for export between 1891 and 1921, a golden age of artistry that combined traditional Japanese craftsmanship with Western tastes.

This piece features the sought-after Royal Crockery (RC) backstamp, a mark used by the parent company of Noritake for high-quality, often hand-painted export wares. It is exquisitely finished with authentic 22k Gold Trim, which frames the delicate porcelain with a luxurious, warm luster. The intricate hand-painted details serve as a testament to the skill of early 20th-century Japanese artisans, making this not just a dish, but a museum-quality relic of the Gilded Age.