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8 5/8 round porcelain plate

By harleylife, 7 September, 2010
Description

This plate is described exactly as above, I have 4 or 5 of them. see pictures

Category
Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium
porcelain
Distinguishing marks
sedan noritake hand painted nippon with a letter M in a crest
Condition
Mint
Size and dimensions of this item
8 5/8 inches round
Date Period
1914 - 1940
Weight
unknown, 2 - 6 ozs maybe
History
Not not until 1914 after a long series of trials and errors the first fine porcelain dinnerware suitable for export was produced. On of the first patterns to be produces was the "Sedan" (11292). A piece of the dinnerware in the Noritake factory in Nagoya shows this to be a bleak white plate with a cream border of small flower sprays and the typical Noritake back stamp, the letter "M" in a wreath and the words "Hand painted." As a general rule the earliest dinnerware plates were mostly decorated with a liberal applications of gold. To identify the early Noritake porcelain, it is important to remember their intended adaption to the western taste. The "M in a wreath" mark was used between c 1914 until 1940.
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Price Paid (If known)
unknown
For Sale?
No
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Agnus

14 years 10 months ago

Re: 8 5/8 round porcelain plate

Interesting thoughts you have about the dishes. I can't comment on the value of them, but can add to what you know, which you may already know. The dishes can not be replaced. The company was destroyed which was located in Nagasaki Japan during the War. I believe you are right in that they were trying to mimic the Western Culture in design, sometimes the styles of their serving dishes were different too.

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