A lovely hand painted condiment set and tray. Made of hand painted porcelain enhanced floral blossoms and gold trims on edges and handles. The set includes a mustard jar with spoon, salt and pepper shakers, plus the tray.
Mark from 1911 in green, Hand Painted over the M in a wreath, Nippon. The M in the Noritake mark (on older pieces) does in fact refer to the Morimura brothers, who were the U.S. agents for (what later was known as) Noritake.
The shakers are 2 & 1/2 inches tall...
Mustache Tea Cup and Saucer Nippon Noritake Hand Painted Antique.
* Gold moriage dots swags and bows
* Pale green band
* Stamp on bottom says Noritake Nippon Hand Painted
* Heavily decorated in gold designs of bows and swags.
No chips, or scratches. Brilliant gold and thin exquisite thin porcelain. Cup diameter is 3 5/8" across top.
It is in excellent condition!
A wonderful old Nippon porcelain vase that measures 9" tall and has two handles. Hand painted roses of yellow, pink, and mauve. Lots of gold accent trims. Stamp on bottom is very faint and barely legible. No chips or repairs. One small 1/2" surface crack inside that does not go through. It was probably a flaw and is now noticed because of stain from use over the many years. This does not detract from the value of this awesome piece...
Beautiful and vibrant hand painted roses in variuous shades of pinks. Delicate beaded swags and tassels of gold with more gold trims. Measures 6 1/4" in diameter. Excellent condition. Small green maple leaf mark with the words Nippon Hand Painted. No chips cracks, repairs or wear. A beautiful plate!
Sweet little antique salt and pepper shakers are made of hand painted porcelain and measure just 2 1/2" tall. Rising sun mark (associated with Noritake) dates these between 1880 and 1921. No stoppers but there are no chips or damages. Gold is 95%. Probably went to a dinnerware set at one time, as the pattern seems very familiar.
Beautiful antique cup and saucer is hand painted and has pale yellow band with a moriage of gold beading and rose panels. Cup is thin and delicate. The gold on this set is in amazing bright condition. No chips or cracks on either piece. Cup has the green wreath M, Hand painted Nippon mark circa 1886. Saucer measures 5 5/8" diameter.
