Pottery & porcelain

Noritake marks

On porcelain from Japan, Noritake marks carry “Contemporary FINE CHINA by Noritake PHILIPPINES”. The mark period is 1976.

Country
Japan
Products
porcelain
Marks
32
Noritake mark, 1910–1911

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1910–1911

Dated marks & timeline

32 marks
Marks 25–32
Noritake mark

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Undated

NORITAKE M JAPAN

The M Japan mark was registered in 1933; no use interval is stated.

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Noritake M mark registered in 1933.

About Noritake

Ichizaemon Morimura VI and Toyo Morimura founded Morimura Brothers in New York in 1876, importing chinaware and gift goods. The company developed ceramic designs in the 1890s. Nippon Toki Kaisha established a factory at Noritake near Nagoya in 1904 to make Western-style export dinnerware. The Sedan dinner service was ready in 1914. Assembly lines followed in the 1920s. The Japanese parent company adopted the Noritake Co. Ltd. name in 1981.

Morimura Brothers began trading in New York in 1876. Nippon Toki Kaisha established a factory at Noritake near Nagoya in 1904 to produce western-style export dinnerware. Its first western dinner set, Sedan, was ready in 1914. Assembly-line production expanded in the 1920s. The Japanese parent adopted the name Noritake Co., Limited in 1981. Morimura Brothers began trading in New York in 1876 under Ichizaemon Morimura VI and his brother Toyo.

Nippon Toki Kaisha established the Noritake factory near Nagoya in 1904 to make Western-style export dinnerware. The Japanese parent adopted the Noritake Co Ltd name in 1981.