Vintage Japanese porcelain lusterware creamer pitcher

This item is a vintage Japanese porcelain lusterware creamer pitcher, a style widely produced and exported from Japan primarily between the 1920s and 1940s. Key Characteristics & Identification Lusterware Finish: The lower gold/apricot band and the top rim feature an iridescent glaze (lusterware) that creates a subtle metallic sheen when catching the light. Design & Pattern: It features hand-painted floral motifs including a white blossom, an orange poppy/flower, and distinct blue berries or grapes, outlined by clean black concentric accent lines. Origin: These pieces were commonly produced by manufacturers in regions like Gifu Prefecture or by notable brands like Noritake and Takito, typically marked with "Japan" or "Made in Japan" stamps on the bottom base. Preowned. Pickup is 58th and 7th Ave in midtown Manhattan