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Antique Noritake Hand-Painted Porcelain Compote Bowl – Pink & Gold with Floral - $100 (Bethlehem)
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This is a beautiful antique Noritake porcelain compote bowl, hand-painted and richly detailed with pink panels, floral bouquets, and lavish gold gilt trim. It’s a fine example of early Noritake artistry, likely dating to the 1920s–1930s, when the company produced luxury export porcelain for Western markets.
🏺 Details:
• Brand: Noritake
• Mark: “M in wreath” (Morimura Brothers) — Hand Painted, Made in Japan
• Era: Circa 1920s–1930s
• Material: Fine porcelain
• Design: Hand-painted floral medallions alternating with rose-pink panels and heavy gold scrollwork
• Handles: Ornate double gold handles
• Base: Pedestal foot with matching pink and gold accents
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition — no chips, cracks, or repairs. Light age wear to the gilt consistent with age.
💎 Collector Notes:
This Noritake compote bowl is part of the Art Deco to early post-Art Nouveau era porcelain tradition. The “M in wreath” mark was used by Noritake between 1918–1940, making this a genuine early collectible. Pieces like this were often sold as part of luxury dinner or display sets and are now prized for their craftsmanship, color palette, and decorative appeal.
📐 Approximate Dimensions:
• Width (handle to handle): ~9.5 inches
• Height: ~5 inches
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📍 Located in Bethlehem, PA
🚚 Can ship anywhere in the U.S. at buyer’s expense
💬 Message me if you’d like close-up photos or to confirm shipping rates — this elegant piece makes a stunning centerpiece or gift for collectors of fine vintage porcelain.