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Antique Questions Forum / Noritake China

« on: September 07, 2004, 08:17:37 pm »

Well, the news was not as good as I thought.  I think the number N168 on replacements.com is just for identification on their site.  I would really like to find out when it was made and what the value may be.  Any other suggestions are greatly appreciated.

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Antique Questions Forum / Noritake China

« on: September 07, 2004, 07:50:48 pm »

Thank  you for your help.  After scrolling which seemed like forever, I found the pattern.  The flower was a Pink Morning Glory  Pattern N168.  Thanks again for all of your help!!

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Antique Questions Forum / Noritake China

« on: September 06, 2004, 05:20:34 pm »

I have been researching Noritake China and am in brain overload.  The set I have has Noritake China with the "M" surronded by leaves and the ribbon on the bottom.  It also says Made in Japan.  It looks just like a 1953 mark I located that has the "N" in the middle.  There is no "R" for the registration that is found between the ribbon.  There is also no additional information on this set such as pattern number.  
The design has a vine like pattern that looks like pink Hibiscus flowers and buds.  There are also 3 different leaves in blue, grean and brown.  This pattern vines around the dish.  I am assuming the gold rim is 14k gold.  I purchased this set at an Auction and there were several items I would have dated to WW II.  Any help is appreciated.