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stantomm · ‎05-14-2019

Hello, I have an 8.1/2" Noritake Plate yellow trim with a raised flower pattern. The mark is a wreath with an M in red. I have looked at so many pages of patterns on replacements with no luck. I would love to know the pattern and year. Thankyou for your help.

stantomm · ‎05-29-2019

Yes you are right. Thankyou.

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rubiano98 · ‎05-14-2019

I don't know if this will of any help or not:

http://www.japanesepotterymarks.info/identification_marks.php?marknum=1069

Since there is no pattern name or number included with the stamp I doubt you will ever be able to I.D. it.

stantomm · ‎05-14-2019

Thankyou very much for the info it looks like it is possibly 1930s.

jrkirk · ‎05-15-2019

Suggest trying Replacements Ltd, here............

https://www.replacements.com/china/n.htm

.........going to Noritake, and then looking through the dozens of pages of pictured patterns until you find it. If there is a more complete list, I have not yet found it.

jrkirk · ‎05-15-2019

Suggest trying Replacements Ltd, here............going to Noritake, and then looking through the dozens of pages of pictured patterns until you find it. If there is a more complete list, I have not yet found it.

https://www.replacements.com/china/n.htm

jrkirk · ‎05-15-2019

Sorry about the double post, got an error message on the first try.

stantomm · ‎05-15-2019

Yes I have been through 413 pages so far no luck yet

jrkirk · ‎05-16-2019

Just shows how difficult a question this was. Noritake made thousands of patterns.

stantomm · ‎05-17-2019

Yes you are so right...I have seen some plates that were described as Art Noveau but not mine. I'll keep searching.

janetpjohn_la · ‎05-18-2019

I think if you send your pictures to the replacements site and they don't have it, they will assign it a number. It won't really help you, but it might be useful to someone in the future.
Janet

dawaxjump · ‎05-19-2019

I sent photos of my inherited Noritake dinnerware (including a couple of entire pieces, close up of rim, and bottom mark) to Replacements and they came back with an identification of the pattern AND an offer to purchase. I'm not selling to them because I don't want the trouble and expense of packing and shipping, but at least I have a benchmark. Note: It wasn't worth much.

--Denise