? A truly exceptional find from the golden age of porcelain elegance. Step back into the grace and glamour of the early 20th century (pre 1921) with this RARE exquisite pair of antique Nippon hand-painted porcelain vanity jars. Delicately decorated with pink roses, ornate gold detailing, and elegant triple-footed bases, these charming pieces were once part of a refined lady?s dressing table set over a hundred years ago! Included in this pair is: A hair receiver with a central lid opening?designed to collect hair from brushes, a beloved custom of the Victorian and Edwardian eras. A matching lidded jar, ideal for face powder, jewelry, or trinkets. Both pieces are marked ?Hand Painted Nippon,? dating them between 1891 and 1921, and showcase exquisite craftsmanship from Japan?s golden age of porcelain export. Each piece is hand-painted with delicate pink cabbage roses, nestled within a refined geometric border of raised gold beading and brushed gilt. romantic design and fine detailing make them perfect for collectors of antique vanity sets, Nippon porcelain, or vintage decor. ? Why this set is truly special: Authentic matched pair from the same pattern and period Excellent antique condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs Rarity: Few examples survive in such pristine condition, especially with both lids and feet intact Versatile charm: Perfect for antique collectors, vintage vanity lovers, or those curating a romantic cottagecore or French boudoir aesthetic In excellent antique condition with no chips or cracks. An heirloom-worthy set sure to delight collectors and connoisseurs alike. ?? Photographs are part of the description?please examine closely and feel free to reach out with questions!