Some manufacturers didn't want to use the word "Japan" because Japanese goods were often thought to be inferior, so they used "Nippon," the Japanese word for "Japan." Beginning in 1921, the United States required the word "Japan" instead of "Nippon" on goods imported from Japan
Cut glass cruet , Ramona pattern, hobstar, vesica, strawberry diamond, prism and fans, oval, double notched handle, rayed base, bulbous stopper, American Brilliant, Pairpoint, 6 x 3 inches, $200
All the inlay is present, music box plays great and the dancer works also
Minor fading
The condition is very good, with two small splits in the top
Many different Japanese companies used the word "Nippon" in their marks