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Vintage 2 pc. Matching Cream and Sugar Nippon wt Markings Beautiful Gold Work

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maryh1956's loves1182 of 1813This is a piece by RS Prussia, its a saucer..not sure of the piece siting on itlovely teapot set
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    Posted 10 years ago

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    chall50
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    Vintage 2 pc. Matching Cream and Sugar Nippon wt Markings Beautiful Gold Work. I purchased this set from an auction. Trying to find out age..
    I posted the marks on the bottom, i cropped them hoping this would help, but I cannot make out the mark and cannot get it to show in the pics.

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    1. maryh1956 maryh1956, 10 years ago
      Please post a photo of the marks on the base, so that we can help you with a maker and date.
    2. maryh1956 maryh1956, 10 years ago
      It looks like the blue Maple leaf mark, which was used, according to marks4antiques, by Morimura Brothers from 1870-1910. They also made a lot of early Noritake pieces. (If you sever come across any porcelain marked with an M in a wreath). The Nippon collectors Society have it recorded as being used from 1891.
      Here’s a link to their website:
      http://nipponcollectorsclub.com/backstamps.html

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