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This coordinated set features a rich maroon rope-style border with warm tan accents, delicate multicolor floral sprays, cream-colored porcelain, and gold trim. Each piece is marked “Made in Occupied Japan,” placing the set within a distinctive period of Japanese porcelain production.
This listing includes
- 1 covered sugar bowl with lid
- 1 matching creamer
- 6 salad/luncheon plates
- 4 bread-and-butter plates
Total pieces: 13
Very good vintage condition.
No chips, cracks, or repairs observed. Colors remain bright with an attractive gloss.
Please examine all photographs carefully, as they are part of the description.
Why Collectors Appreciate It
China marked “Made in Occupied Japan” was produced during a limited postwar period from 1947 to 1952. Noritake pieces from this era are collected for their fine porcelain, decorative detail, and historical appeal.
This coordinated grouping includes both plates and matching serving pieces, making it suitable for display, entertaining, or adding replacement pieces to an existing set.
Measurements
Please see photographs for scale. Individual measurements are available upon request.
This pattern is identified by Replacements, Ltd. as Mystery #179, also designated N5056, and features a maroon rope border with floral sprays and gold accents.
Carefully double boxed and shipped with the attention vintage china deserves. Combined shipping is available on eligible purchases—add all items to your cart before checkout so can calculate the combined rate. No additional handling fee is charged.
