Posted 11 years ago
Aimathena
(600 items)
Nippon Pin tray
Marked Hand Painted M Nippon
Beautifully painted with decorative roses, pink band that circles the dish and gold trim.
Nippon Pin Tray | ||
| maryh1956's loves1281 of 1811 |  |  |
Nippon Pin Tray | ||
| maryh1956's loves1281 of 1811 | | |
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Posted 11 years ago
Aimathena
(600 items)
Nippon Pin tray
Marked Hand Painted M Nippon
Beautifully painted with decorative roses, pink band that circles the dish and gold trim.
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Beautiful!!
Same mark as other - Noritake 1911-1921
Thanks so much Sean :)
That's great Agh :D thanks so much
gotheborg.com marks - they helped me a lot on my japanese porcelain identity
Oh wow, thank you Agh. That's awesome. I love that you can actually ask them questions.
Here’s a great site just for Nippon collectors. if you click on the type of mark you have on apiece , it will give you more details on the maker and date it was in use:
http://www.nipponcollectorsclub.com/backstamps.html
Hi Mary, thank you very much, that is wonderful information, I truly appreciate you taking the time to share.
As you probably know “Nippon” means “Japan”, and most of the Nippon collectors collect the fine porcelain, a large percentage being made by Noritake, however there are many authentic pieces marked Nippon that don’t fall under their umbrella, even some earthenware.