Noritake Azalea China Set
67 piece Noritake Azalea 19322 china set (c.1920-1930) w/10 each dinner plates, soup bowls, bread/butter plates, saucers, dessert bowls, 9 coffee cups, covered butter dish, one piece gravy boat, large & small platter, 2 vegetable bowls, deep vegetable bowl, sugar/creamer w/lid. All in near mint condition. One dinner plate has a small chip, no other visible wear.
It was my husband's grandmother's wedding China. We don't know where it was purchased. It has never been displayed.
Inherited
Maybe
Good afternoon, Mary Lynn,
Thank you for contacting Mearto with your appraisal inquiry.
I see a LOT of inquiries about Noritake china sets – of all sizes, vintages and patterns – and it is unfortunate that it does not bring more at auction – sometime an average of $1 per piece even regardless of age or pattern. For it to do better than $1 per piece, the set should include lots of the larger service pieces AND the condition should be really quite good…but even that rarely gets above $2 per piece. For the simple reason that most people – particularly of the age getting married – do not entertain as formally as older generations once used to and do not have either the space or inclination to own something they have to store carefully.
Based on the photographs and information provided, and subject to examination, this is:
A 67-piece vintage Noritake China part dinner service
Azalea pattern #19322, with red Morimura mark, circa 1920-1930s, comprising:
10 dinner plates
10 soup bowls
10 bread/butter plates
10 saucers
10 dessert bowls
9 coffee cups
1 covered butter dish,
1 one-piece gravy boat
1 large platter
1 small platter
2 vegetable bowls
1 deep vegetable bowl,
1 covered sugar
1 cream pitcher
PROVENANCE: Inherited
CONDITION: Only examined through photographs. Client represents this set to be all in near mint condition. One dinner plate has a small chip, no other visible wear.
$60-120*
*represents a fair-market value for auction purposes; retail or asking price (such as seen on Replacements, RubyLane, Etsy or eBay) may vary. The following recent auction sales of Noritake Azalea pattern sets have been used to research the fair-market value of your set:
($20) https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/50-noritake-hand-painted-azalea-flowers-china-8af4ac4aa0
($70) https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/service-of-noritake-azalea-2ca45faadf
($200) https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/119-pieces-of-noritake-azalea-pattern-china.-80749888e3
Please let us know if you have additional items to appraise, and thank you for using Mearto.
I have had this set appraised at two other auction houses as well. One gave me the value of $700, the other gave me value of $900, so I Meat to estimate is very low. I will be charging $500 to anyone who is interested for the entire set. I am willing to break apart serving pieces, glasses and dishware.
I have had this that appraised at two other auction houses as well. One gave me the value of $700, the other gave me value of $900, so I Meat to estimate is very low. I will be charging $500 to anyone who is interested for the entire set. I am willing to break apart serving pieces, glasses and dishware.