E-OH Nippon Hand Painted Enamel Blue Trees Landscape Scene Creamer 1891 - 1921

The product is an antique Nippon hand-painted enamel creamer dating back to 1891-1921. Made of porcelain with a glossy finish, this piece features a beautiful landscape scene of trees. The creamer is a unique and original antique reproduction from Nippon, highlighting the art pottery production technique and hand-painted features. Made in Japan, this vintage collectible is a rare find for those who appreciate historical and artisanal pieces. The text "NIPPON" on the base identifies the piece as being manufactured in Japan for export to the United States between 1891 and 1921. "Nippon" is the Japanese word for Japan. The mark "E-OH" (sometimes seen as "TE-OH" or "TOHINA E-OH") is a specific maker's or distributor's mark used during that era. "Hand Painted" signifies that the decorative design on the porcelain was applied by hand. The McKinley Tariff Act of 1890 required all imported goods to be marked with the country of origin, leading to the use of the "Nippon" mark until U.S. customs ruled in 1921 that items must be marked "Japan" in English