Antique 1891 - 1921 Nippon Te -Oh Hand -painted Porcelain Teacup and Saucer

Exquisite Antique Nippon Te-Oh Hand-Painted Porcelain Teacup and Saucer Set (c. 1891-1921) This beautiful and rare antique teacup and saucer set dates from the distinguished Nippon era (1891-1921), bearing the "Te-Oh" designation, which signifies its genuine Japanese origin and quality from that period. Aesthetic & Craftsmanship: The set features a delicate, hand-painted design, a hallmark of fine Nippon porcelain. The teacup has a unique, elegant polygonal (many-sided) shape, contrasting with its gently scalloped, nearly square saucer. Both pieces are adorned with a charming, softly colored motif, including a prominent central flower (possibly a stylized rose or peony) set against lush foliage and subtle decorative accents. Rich brown geometric borders finish the design, adding a striking contrast and frame. The artistry and slightly raised enameling showcase the meticulous detail characteristic of late 19th/early 20th-century Japanese export porcelain. Condition & Markings: The saucer is stamped on the bottom, confirming its authenticity and provenance as a genuine Nippon piece. The set remains in remarkable antique condition, perfect for display in a cabinet or as a unique addition to a collector’s tea service. Measurements: Teacup: Height: 2 3/4 inches Width (Top): 2 1/2 inches Width (Bottom): 1 1/2 inches Saucer: Width/Length: 4 1/2 inches by 4 1/2 inches A True Collector’s Piece: Whether you are an avid collector of Nippon porcelain, searching for a distinct