Size 8 inches tall and 7 inches from the tip of the spout to the back of the handle. Please see pictures

no chips, but white specks from glazing process and a few glazing cracks.

Makers Mark: Orange Leaves with an M and Japan. This is for Moriyama Mori-Machi. Please see pictures. 

Weight Before Packing:  1 Pound 11 Ounces

From Japanese Porcelain Marks website:  Moriyama Pottery was located in MoriMachi in Shizuoka prefecture. Moriyama Pottery was established in 1911 by Hidekichi Nakamura who was taught pottery making by Seison Suzuki. There are currently four studios continuing the Moriyama tradition in and around Morimachi and they are Seison, Seizon, Nakamura and Tame. There seems to be two primary stamps: one appears to be a crown with a wreath of leaves similar to the wreath found on the Noritake stamp. This stamp is marked "Moriyama Hand Paint Japan." The other is a bouquet of flowers and is marked "Moriyama Made in Japan." The MM MARK, stands for 'Moriyama Morimachi' and has been referenced to the Moriyama Factory at Morimachi Shizuoka Prefecture Japan.

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