Japan chocolate jug

I have a jug I think called chocolate jug. Could anyone help me with this one? Thank you

 

The jug is 9 inch tall wit with the lid.

 

Thank you, will do. Still learning

 

Just when Im trying to post pictures there is usually a message that the file its to big.

 

Can't find anywhere on internet what the letter means.

 

Post 1921 with Japan instead of Nippon.

 

Scroll down the page in this link to the heading "Cherry Blossom Marks." There is one there that is similar enough although not exact and has an H inside the flower instead of a T. The company involved was out of business by 1947 - so it would not surprise me if your T company had the same general lifespan.

http://www.gotheborg.com/marks/20thcenturyjapan.shtml?

 

Thank you

 

Most likely for tea. And 1940's imho...

 

Was told by antique store owner, though he couldn't tell me if its valuable or not

 

Doesn't Beata's mark look kind of fake? Not saying it is but I've never seen it before.
Mikey

 

The high spout like a pitcher makes it a chocolate pot.

 

I dont if it's fake, that's why I'm here trying to learn a little

 

The mark is odd, but I seriously doubt there would be any point to "faking" this kind of ware. I've seen this look of decoration a number of times and over a long period of time. Never expensive. Never presented as older than it should be.