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236-piece Japan Noritake table China set, style Laverne 5810 - $175 (Issaquah)
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Noritake is a renowned Japanese porcelain manufacturer founded in 1904, known for high-quality dinnerware exported widely to the U.S. and beyond.
The Laverne pattern was produced by Noritake from 1957 to 1966. This places it firmly in the mid-20th century post-war era, when Noritake resumed full-scale production after World War II. Pieces from this period typically feature a backstamp with “Noritake” along with “Made in Japan” (indicating manufacture after 1921) and the pattern number 5810. The design often includes a white base with platinum (or gold) edging, a subtle tan band near the rim, and a central motif of wispy grasses and long-stemmed flowers in neutral tones with hints of blue—classic for Noritake’s elegant, understated styles of the time.
Discontinued Status: This pattern is no longer in production, making it collectible.
Value and Care: Sets in good condition can range from $50–$300+ depending on completeness, but the platinum trim means it’s not microwave-safe (avoid metal in microwaves).
8 - Dinner plates 10 ½” diameter, 1” height
8 - Salad plates eat ¼” diameter, 1” height
8 - Bread butter plates 6 1/2” diameter, ¾” height
8 - Saucers 6 ¾” diameter, ¾” height
1 - Large serving Platter 14 ¼” width, 9 ½” width, 1 ½” height
1 - Serving bowl 9” diameter, 2 ¾” height
1 - Oblong serving bowl 10” diameter, 6 ¾” width, 2 1/2” height at middle, 3” height at ends
1 - Oblong sectional serving bowl 10” diameter, 7” width 1 ½” height of sectional, 1 ½” height at middle, 2 ¾” height and ends
Delivery available in the Puget Sound.
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