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Posted 10 months ago
jrfm410
(69 items)
this little noritake pitcher has the same problem as the other little pitcher i posted a day or so ago, the gold on the handle has rubbed off from use but it sure is different and pretty as compared to some of my other noritake. the backstamp dates these items as made in 1918. it is in really great shape, no chips or cracks. too bad about the gold but other than that i love it! any info about this pattern would be greatly appreciated. thanks for looking....love this site!
Noritake ChinaWhen the precursor to Noritake Co., Limited was founded in 1904 in the vill…