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Solved mystery items3034 of 11810Old Ammo belt No Markings Unknown MFG. or ERA or kind of belt it ischinese plate with marks
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    Posted 7 years ago

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    Christyr598
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    Beautiful Hand Painted Nippon bowl. Scalloped edges with Gold Beaded trim. There is a gold Beaded center image. Green luster with flowers that I am still trying to figure out . Measures @ 7" across. From edges to base it measures @ 2" deep. No legs or pedestals. Flat base with ease star and stamp. Seems antique no chips or flaws. Just very unique. Unable to find one like it.

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    1. Oldjunkie, 7 years ago
      This is a Morimura Nippon Noritake serving bowl. The green "M" is related to a specific time period for Nippon Noritake. The year is about 1933 for the green "M". Hope this helps.
    2. Christyr598, 7 years ago
      Old junkie, Does that mean it is not a "Real" Nippon ? Tia :)
    3. Cbenn Cbenn, 7 years ago
      The Maker's Mark is correct for Nippon.

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