This porcelain creamer and shaker set was made in Japan, as indicated by the matching red maker’s marks on the base of each piece, reading “Hand Painted Made in Japan”. Both feature a consistent design motif: floral garlands and ornate circular patterns, all highlighted by lustrous gold-and-peach lusterware accents.
The shaker, likely intended for sugar or spices, retains its original cork stopper, and the creamer features a gently curved spout and handle. These pieces stand approximately 4.5 inches tall. The style and marks suggest production for export during the 1920s–1930s, a period when Japanese decorative porcelain gained wide popularity for its fine craftsmanship and colorful designs.
These items exemplify the era’s aesthetic and would appeal to collectors of early 20th-century Japanese ceramics and export wares.