Antique Nippon Royal Kinran bowl

This is an antique Nippon Royal Kinran hand-painted porcelain bowl or dish. Explanation:Origin and Era:It is a piece of Japanese porcelain from the Nippon era (circa 1891-1921), specifically under the Royal Kinran mark, which was primarily for the domestic market in Japan. Design:The piece features a scalloped, often gold-beaded rim, and is hand-painted with floral designs, most commonly poppies in various shades of pink and red, accented with greenery and gold gilt work, sometimes including moriage (raised dots). Purpose:These bowls, sometimes referred to as nappy bowls or bon bon dishes, were used for serving small snacks, candies, nuts, or berries. flawless for everyday use. excellent materials and excellent craftsmanship ensure long-lasting durability.