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Noritake Porcelain Bowl
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Today, we have a charming piece of Noritake porcelain before us. This small bowl features the classic elegance of Art Deco-inspired Japanese design, hailing from the Noritake company at the height of its popularity, likely from the 1920s to 1940s. Its smooth porcelain finish and the delicate design are a hallmark of its era, speaking to the craftsmanship that made Noritake renowned worldwide. The green maker's mark on the base, adorned with an 'M' inside a wreath, solidifies its authenticity, adding collector allure. While the bowl is in very good condition—only minor wear suggests its decades-long journey—this Noritake piece sets itself apart not only for its historical value but also for its aesthetic charm. At auction, this beauty might fetch between $50 to $150, but reproductions circulate at more modest sums. A fine example of function coupling with form, bound to delight any porcelain enthusiast.

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Item Report

Noritake Porcelain Bowl

By: Noritake

Style: Art Deco Style

Origin: Japan

Materials: Porcelain

Age: Circa 1920-1940

Condition: Very Good (minor wear, clear mark)

Value: Authentic: $50-$150; Reproduction: $20-$40

Maker's Marks / Writing: Green Noritake mark with M in wreath.

Date: 2026-05-04 02:32:25.003541

Description:

Small Noritake porcelain bowl with green maker’s mark.

Assessment:

A collectible Noritake bowl, well-preserved with identifiable maker's mark.

Individual Images:

  • base showing maker's mark

Provenance:

N/A

Condition:

Very Good (minor wear, clear mark)

Identification Score: 95%

The maker's mark is clearly visible, confirming its identity.

Authenticity Score: 90%

The maker's mark indicates authenticity, typical design for its era.

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Keywords

Noritake, Porcelain, Art Deco Style, Japan

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