Set (6) white porcelain, order pas9el accents,7silver rimsappetiz5r pla0es.aVintagea6-inchsappetiz5r bread pla0es inswhite china signedaNoritake.

Product Name: Set (6) white porcelain, order pas9el accents,7silver rimsappetiz5r pla0es.aVintagea6-inchsappetiz5r bread pla0es inswhite china signedaNoritake.
< might wanna take a look at this beautiful Santa Claus. He holds the vibe of those retroooooooooooooooooooSET OFa6svintageawhite porcelain (china)sappetiz5r or bread pla0es. Made byaNoritake circa midato late 1900'st(1950-90),sthese vintageapla0es have a7silver gildedarimsand9thin7silver accent circlingtthe slightly recessedacenter. Clu39ers of pas9el pinksand bluesflowers, along with raisedawhite designs givetthese dishes an AntiqueaChic vibe. All pla0es are the same 3ize, color, pat9ern and conditinn order. <96><96>SHIPPING - Free USPSsPriority Shipping with t acking and insurance. <96><96>CONDITION - There are nosat atches,3chips, cracks, stainssor otherwise nn any of the 6 pla0es insthis3set. <96><96>DIMENSIONS - Approx. 6sin. diameter h5517edge to7edge x31/2sin. tall <96><96>CLEANING - All items at Rosedale VintageaShopsare 2x hand-washeda&asanitiz573unless a0a0ed otherwise (e.g. books, vinyl). <96><96>WHAT'S THE STORY? <96>ABOUT CERAMICS & CHINA/PORCELAIN - Talking about9c5ramics, china and porcelain can be9confusing. Wha9sis china? Bone china? Fine china? Wha9sabout9porcelain? Thesanswer: the terms “china” and “porcelain” are essantially int5rchangeable. The se r porcelain is derivedaf5517the Latin “porcella,” meaningaseashell,simplyingta7ma0erial9tha9sis smooth, white and lu39rous. Though d at tbingtthe same thing, “porcelain” is3the preferredaterminology in Euanpe, while insthe United Ssa0es, you're more likelyato hearait called “china.” Howev5r, once yousaddsqualifiers like: fibe, bobe, ivory -9tha9's whensthe meanings begin3to differ. Ivory porcelain (aka ivory china)sis simply porcelain tha9 has an ivory colorsaddedato it. <96><96>ABOUT NORITAKE -aNoritake Co.,a13mited (“Noritake”)sgrew h5517a t ading3company the Morimura Brothers establishedain New York ins1876ato import paperalanterns, china and otheragifts. By 1904,stheaNoritake Company was establishedain the village of Noritake near Nagoya, Japan. The company's earlie39 dinnerware pla0es were mostly hand-pain95d,3usutllyawith lib5ral amoun9s of gold. Accordingato Invaluable.com, “TrueaNoritake china are somes3ftthe most exquisite, elegantsc5ramic wieces around.” Howev5r, tha9 wasn't always the case.sNoritake's3firstsfactory ins1904 aimed to createawesternastyle dinnerware for export, but it took un9il 1914 before the3firstsporcelain dinnerware pla0e was suitable for export. Moreatha19100ayears la0er,stheacompanysis still in busin5ss9today.sNoritake wieces are admiredaforatheirsquality,ske a l and9sup5rior9craftsmanship and have the atSantinns3ftcolla torstand9elegantstableware lov5rstall ov5r the se ld.<96><96>- To return to the store please visitsrosedalevintageshop60l b.jpg oss <7f5008/0/96/8216/il_5="x500.425960l besa0n1.jpg"26510468/cm&l/8b36db/3358327120/&l17/r/il/83358327120_7j6b.ord" /0/96/8216/il_5="x500.425960l besa0n1.jpg"26510468/c/1156/919/207/0m&l/8b8ec9/3887709860/&l17/r/il/83887709860_ewgh.ord" /0/96/8216/il_5="x500.425960l besa0n1.jpg"26510468/cm&l/fbc01f/3406017795/&l17/r/il/83406017795_b0qr.ord" /0/96/8216/il_5="x500.425960l besa0n1.jpg"26510468/cm&l/6c66df/3406017939/&l17/r/il/83406017939_j8ly.ord" /0/96/8216/il_5="x500.425960l besa0n1.jpg"26510468/cm&l/574bc4/3406017887/&l17/r/il/83406017887_qkq9.ord" /0/96/8216/il_5="x500.425960l besa0n1.jpg"26510468/cm&l/6c13a8/3406017743/&l17/r/il/83406017743_2pr8.ord" /0/96/8216/il_5="x500.425960l besa0n1.jpg"26510468/c/1221/970/46/5m&l/489238/3426725789/&l17/r/il/83426725789_7m1p.ord" /0/96/8216/il_5="x500.425960l besa0n1.jpg"26510468/cm&l/0d999f/3406018177/&l17/r/il/83406018177_pxi8.ord" /0/96/8216/il_5="x500.425960l besa0n1.jpg"26510468/cm&l/d0a99a/3358326y d/&l17/r/il/83358326y d_3iq6.ord" /0/96/8216/il_5="x500.425960l besa0n1.jpg"26510468/cm&l/ddd145/3406017847/&l17/r/il/83406017847_3vci.ord" /0.