Noritake nippon era desert plates, creamer and sugar
Brick color with black center and Japanese scene in gold.
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$150 - $250 USD
There re 5 dessert plates measuring 7 1/2 inches. The sugar stands 4 1/2 inches high with the lid on and the creamer is 3 1/4 inches tall.
An antique Noritake hand-painted and parcel gilt porcelain dessert service
unidentified Chinoiserie pattern in gilt on black and red, bearing the Morimura M mark in use from 1921-1940, comprising:
5 dessert plates (7 1/2 inches diameter)
covered sugar bowl (4 1/2 inches tall)
cream pitcher (3 1/4 inches tall)
CONDITION: condition appears to be good
$150-250 for the set*
Stephen frazier Nov 25, 14:33 UTC
Noritake has told me that the pattern was created in 1918 but given no name nor number. They carry a "Made in Japan" rather than a Nippon label on the underside so may have been made after 1921 when the latter was outlawed in the US.
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There re 5 dessert plates measuring 7 1/2 inches. The sugar stands 4 1/2 inches high with the lid on and the creamer is 3 1/4 inches tall. Noritake has told me that the pattern was created in 1918 but given no name nor number. They carry a "Made in Japan" rather than a Nippon label on the underside so may have been made after 1921 when the latter was outlawed in the US.
Delia Nov 27, 21:09 UTC
Thanks, Stephen, you're all set
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