Antique Set of 6 E-OH Nippon Hand Painted Floral Dessert Plates

Produced during the McKinley Tariff era (1891–1921), this set of six E-OH China dessert plates highlights the global expansion of early Japanese export porcelain. The distinctive green backstamp on the reverse indicates origin during a transformative period in international trade, just prior to the adoption of the standardized "Japan" export label. Delicate polychrome florals in shades of pink, blue, and red encircle the rim alongside a structured geometric border, while an inner ring of gold gilding anchors the center of the plate. The craftsmanship reflects the highly collectible artisan export work synonymous with early twentieth-century Nippon porcelain.

Specs
Maker/Artist: E-OH China
Year Made: Circa 1900–1921
Materials: Porcelain, Enamel Paint, Gold Gilding
Dimensions: 0.75" H x 7.5" W x 7.5" D

Condition
The plates exhibit noticeable wear and fading to the inner gold ring from over a century of use, alongside minor surface scratches. There are no structural cracks or major chips, retaining the integrity of the hand-painted floral borders.