Help in Identifying Japan Backmark "N"

[creativeworkscanada]

I bought a beautiful china made in Japan with a N as a backmark set thinking it was a Noritake, but now I don't know who the maker is? If anyone has any ideas I'd be very grateful.

[poppyswag]

Better photos than thumbnails are needed. Did you try searching Nippon marks?

[creativeworkscanada]

[creativeworkscanada]

Yes I've googled both Nippon and Noritake backmarks but I've come to the conclusions it must be another Japanese pottery maker. Been looking on and off now for a year.  

[md1919]

definitely not noritake or a nippon mark.  the style of the mark suggests a fake mark from hong kong or china.  anyway, it is not identifiable  as a maker or importer/exporter

[creativeworkscanada]

Thanks MD1919 that's kind of what I was thinking.

[jrkirk]

Repro Nippon items bear a mark list this.

[creativeworkscanada]

I thought I'd add a photo of the sugar bowl as a description of the pattern.

[poppyswag]

Very pretty. Looks too good to be a newer repro, maybe one of the earlier ones.