Japanese bone china NORITAKE 1911 three-dimensional hand-painted rose 24K gold antique milk pot sugar bowl set of two

product description 💕～Brand: Noritake 💕～Origin: Japan 💕～Year: 1911 Armband imprint 💕～Material: bone china 💕～Size: milk pot width 22cm height 16cm Sugar bowl is 9cm wide and 5.5cm high 💕～Condition; no missing foot cracks, no ice grain carbon spots, complete gold inlay 💕～Product Description: 24k gold three-dimensional hand-painted design Elegant hand drawn rose totem Romantic goose yellow base color matching Geometric handle, a classic Art deco period design Japan Noritake was founded in 1876, The red Noritake armband stamp is a stamp made by Noritake for the British market in 1911 due to market demand. It is the favorite brand of the Japanese royal family Masako and Lin Baili, the president of Quanta Group. This brand of bone china adds 40% bovine bone meal during the manufacturing process. Therefore, the fired bone china has small pores and is as light and thin as an eggshell. Due to the high density of bone china, it is not easy to be stained with soup stains, and it is easier to clean. 💕～A small note on the background of the times: Commodities in the Art Deco period have bright and strong color symbols, and they especially like to use strong primary colors and metallic colors (such as bronze, gold, Silver, etc.). Commonly used color combinations also include: bright red, bright blue, orange, dark green, etc... … of course there are also strong graphic symbols such as simple geometric figures, which include; sunbursts, lightning bolts, zigzags, overlapping arrows, twinkling stars or Egyptian pyramids. Many people think that only the upper class can enjoy the fun of collecting and buying antique bone china, but in fact, many consumers of antique bone china in Europe and the United States are tasteful middle class. Perhaps the antique bone china market in Europe and the United States has more choices of products and mature, Generally, the collection of antique bone china is mostly divided by age or general category, such as older ones. George (1714~1830) or Victoria (1873~1904) The works of this period are rare in the market, and collectors are more reluctant to release them. At present, the number of people who collect works by Edwardian (1905~1910) and Art Deco (1925~1945) is gradually increasing. Novices or interested buyers may wish to choose their favorite composition colors and products to start buying. 💕～Good news~ "Annie Crazy Antiquities" fan group has been established on FB ^^~ Just search for "Annie Crazy Antiquities" on FB, then go in and click like, you can share the fun of collecting antiques with your friends at the same time. ~ Welcome to join "Annie Crazy Antiquities" and become one of the members of the treasure hunt group ^^~ Please read the product description and photos carefully before bidding It is inevitable that there will be color difference when taking pictures. Please read the picture and description of the product carefully before bidding. For buyers who require perfect products, please consider carefully before bidding. I will be happy to answer any questions about the product. Thank you for visiting me and hope everyone enjoy your shopping here ♥ ~Annie~ ♥ Origin/manufacturing method England