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Re: Noritake 1925 set of 8 china
I found the mark in blue and in green with this info “ Mark: Cherry Blossom in the shape of five "M". Mark sub-contracted to independent companies making porcelain for the USA Market, by the Nippon Toki Kasha Company (Noritake Company). Date: c 1924.” http://www.gotheborg.com/marks/20thcenturyjapan.shtml
This page has your red cherry blossom https://www.old-noritake-antique.com/stamp.html
1924 -1935
I’m not finding your pattern anywhere.
Re: Noritake 1925 set of 8 china
Replacements.com lists hundreds of patterns for Noritake, not all have names, just numbers. I'd suggest checking their inventory for a match. That said, the demand for early 20th century dinner services is very weak currently, whole sets often sell for under $150.00 at auction