Absolutely a gorgeous little Nippon creamer. The detailed hand painted moriage beading is exquisite. This little creamer measures approximately 2 5/8\" tall. 1891-1921 the Morimura Brothers did not produce their own porcelain. Molds from other companies were used, and the Morimura Brothers had artists that would hand decorate the items. Here is the reference for this information. \" Love to Know Guide to Noritake China by Mary Barile.\" The following tips will help you determine whether a piece is NoritakeNoritake used many backstamps or marks over the last century and identifying them helps determine the age of a piece. The earliest pieces issued by the Morimura company date to around 1891 and used a backstamp with \"Hand Painted Nippon\" and a maple leaf. (Before they built their own factory for producing porcelain, the Morimuras purchased ceramic blanks from other manufacturers and had those decorated by artists. So, the porcelain was painted for, but not made by, the Noritake firm.)