Set of 2 Noritake Primachina Royal Orchard 8.5" Salad Plates #9416 VGC

$ 8.45

Production Technique: Pottery Country of Origin: Japan Type: Salad Plate Era: Late 20th Century (1970-1999) Handmade: No Features: Dishwasher Safe, Microwave Safe, Oven Safe Vintage: Yes Style: Contemporary width: 8.5" Finish: Glossy Time Period Manufactured: 1980-1989 Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original MPN: 9416 Pattern: Royal Orchard Material: Porcelain Item Length: 8.5" California Prop 65 Warning: none Number of Items in Set: Two-Piece Item Height: .5" Set Includes: Salad Plate Brand: Noritake Shape: Round Origin: Unknown Backstamp: Printed height: .5" Product Line: Primachina Production Style: Art Pottery Manufacturer Warranty: none Item Weight: 2 lb Antique: No Theme: Orchard Department: Adult Year Manufactured: 1989 Item Width: 8.5" Occasion: All Occasions Color: Multi-Color

Description

Set of 2 Noritake Primachina Royal Orchard 8.5" Salad Plates #9416 VGC. This set of 2 Noritake Primachina Royal Orchard 8.5" Salad Plates is a vintage collectible from 1980s-1990's, featuring a glossy finish and a contemporary style. Made of porcelain, these round plates are oven, microwave, and dishwasher safe, making them practical for all occasions. The salad plates showcase a multi-color Royal Orchard pattern, adding a touch of elegance to any table setting. With an original production style and backstamp, these plates are a unique addition to any pottery collection, representing the late 20th-century era of art pottery. This set of 2 Noritake Primachina Royal Orchard 8.5" Salad Plates is a vintage collectible from 1980s-1990's, featuring a glossy finish and a contemporary style. Made of porcelain, these round plates are oven, microwave, and dishwasher safe, making them practical for all occasions. The salad plates showcase a multi-color Royal Orchard pattern, adding a touch of elegance to any table setting. With an original production style and backstamp, these plates are a unique addition to any pottery collection, representing the late 20th-century era of art pottery.