Tired of looking through whole books to find a
Noritake dinnerware pattern?
Using my new book:
Noritake Dinnerware - Identification Made Easy
You can quickly:
* Find current replacement prices on one page
* Find your mystery pattern by answering a few questions
* Identify your pattern using any piece.
* Look up over 3,000 patterns by name or number
* See the shape of each piece available using new "Blanks" documentation.
* Look up production years
If you have any questions about this new book please contact me Robin Brewer at:
12012 Queens Place, Huntsville, AL. 35803-1822, USA.
Email brewerr@hiwaay.net or
Phone (256) 881 6491
Noritake Dinnerware - Identification Made Easy
by Robin Brewer
Contains over 700 patterns with colour photos
Price $35.00
Mail your name and address and payment (please, checks or
money orders only) to:
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These are enquiries from visitors. If you have any questions
concerning Noritake, e-mail me and I will place them on this page and also send them to
the Noritake Collectors Society for an expert answer.
Question
1
Greetings!Attached is a picture of a saucer from a Noritake collection that my mother gave
to me. My father bought this set for her when he was in Korea, serving in the Army during
the Korean War (1949-52?). There is not a pattern number on the back, and I have no idea
what it is named. I do believe the pattern never made it over to the states.
For insurance and/or possible sale purposes, I would like to get an idea of the value of
this collection. It is a complete set for 16, including dinner plates, cups, saucers,
salad bowls, smaller bowls, large platter, small platter, soup tureen, sugar and creamer,
etc.
Do you have an idea of the value, as well as the pattern name? Thanks for your help.
Valerie McDermott. |
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Question 2
Hi, I'm not sure if you can help. My grandmother recently gave me a vase
painted with flowers. On the bottom is Noritake, Nippon Toki Kaisha. There is
also a signature painted very lightly under the flowers. Do you know where I could
find out more about this vase. I will acquire a matching one soon that my aunt now has.
Thank you for any information.
Susan |
Question 3
I can not exactly find my way in all the Noritake sites. Do
you know if the Paradise series is still available? Is this series or any Noritake fit for
the dishwasher and the microwave? Do you know how to warm up the plates before serving?
Sorry for asking,
kind regards,
René Ceulen |
Question 4
Hi, I have recently been given a 12 piece Noritake Greenbay pattern 5353 dinner
set. The lady who passed this on was American. Can anyone provide a history to this
design,in particular the dates of production ? 24/12/98
Send questions about Noritake to me Robin at
this address. brewerr@hiwaay.net
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Question 5
My mother has given me a set of 6 teacups, six saucers, and one matching
creamer. I'm very curious about there origin. The bottom of the teacups says
Noritake and Nippon, the bottom of the saucers have no hallmak, and the matching creamer
says Royal inside a leaf weath. on top of the weath it says OAF.G, and on the bottom it
says Austria. My mother said she was told that my dad's grandmother hand painted
this set, but we don't know if that is true or not.
I would really appreciate your input, since I don't know much about Noritake.
Thanks for your time. Lynn |
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