This a very beautiful and hard to find 3 part Serving Tray/Dish, made by Noritake in 175 often referred to as the "Christmas Ball" pattern.
This is the longest running pattern ever made by Noritake, "175" has a unique production story lasting nearly 90 years.
The pattern became an instant success when Noritake released the first pieces in 1906. Its beautiful design features an elegant scrolling pattern with flowers in a ball or bulb form. The early pieces were hand painted with 24K gold enameling which gave the design a rich look and feel. Early productions were marked "Hand Painted Noritake Japan," in green or gold, indicating the patterns were made between 1906 - 1940.
The dish is properly marked with Noritake backstamp that dates is in 1930s.
The dish is 7" across
It is in good condition with no chips, cracks or crazing - please refer to the pictures or ask questions. It may have some utensil marks and some gold wear, consistent with its age.
The actual color may differ from the photo due to lighting conditions.
Just imagine your special table set with these beautiful pieces. A party makes an elegant statement when set with antique porcelain.

Reserve: $40.00

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