Antique Nippon Hot Chocolate Pot and Matching Cups - Set of 4 - Handpainted circa 1911-1920 italy Enamelware is worn in spots

Enamelware is worn in spots (please see photos) mostly around the rim

bright white design

- Fun retro colors and graphics in red

A perfect piece for any vintage space

- Adjustable nuts and bolts on bottom of marble base allow for custom swivel/positioning of both the horse and chalkboard to face in various directions

Antique Nippon Hot Chocolate Pot and Matching Cups - Set of 4 - Handpainted circa 1911-1920 italy Enamelware is worn in spotsHistory is of the greatest interest when it has something of ourselves in it. Aimee Neff Alden [HISTORY} In 1890 when the McKinley Tariff Act was introduced, all dishware imported from Japan had to be identified as such. Instead of marking these pieces with the word Japan on the backstamp Japanese makers and manufacturers chose the word Nippon, which means Land of the Rising Sun. Familiar throughout Japan's long and rich history, Nippon stemmed from