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Description
In perfect condition. Each piece is stamped with green Hana Painted Nippon with an M in the center. The scene is a fall country scene with two tree trunks with fall leaves on thin branches. There are four cottages on the tray and two on the power and hair receiver. Looks like a lake and mountains in the distance.
Category
Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium
Porcelain
Distinguishing marks
Green stamp on all three pieces - Hana painted Nippon
Size and dimensions of this item
Tray - 8.5x12. jars are ~2.73" tall, 4.75" wide and 15" circumference
Date Period
?
Weight
hair receiver = 9.8 oz. power jar = 10. 4 oz. Tray = 1.04 lbs.
History
nothing
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Re: Hair receiver and powder set w/tray
The makers mark was used by the Noritaki Co. between 1911 & 1921.
They started exporting to the states around 1910,1911. The distributers in America were the Morimura Brothers out of New York, hence the letter M in the middle.
I would say your products could be safely dated for that time period, ie. 1911 to 1921. Definitely pre 1921 because after that year imported items had to say "made in " and country of origin.
I don't know the value of your items but I have seen compotes and various vases in the $50.00 to $150.00 range.
I hope this info is of some help..