Good evening, Lorenzo,

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The "M" mark on the photo of the underside indicates was used between 1931-1941 so I am a bit curious why a reference would say this was made 1950-1951 but, for sake of argument and to satisfy all aspects, I will date this from 1931-1951.
Noritake china sets tend to bring about $1 per piece; sometimes if sets are larger than 100 pieces they bring a bit more per piece or if the set includes many of the larger service pieces. Also, the market for Noritake has fallen somewhat in the past 8-12 years...there simply isn't the demand at auction for formal china.

Based on the photographs and information provided, and subject to examination, you have a:
90 piece Noritake china partial dinner service
Morimura mark, Berwick pattern #5043, 1931-951
12 dinner plates
12 salad plates
12 soup bowls
11 bread and butter plates
12 fruit / dessert bowls
11 cups and 12 saucers
2 cream pitchers
2 sugar bowls
2 oval vegetable bowls
2 oval vegetable platters
CONDITION: according to client, it looks like 2 of the fruit bowls have a chip or a crack.
PROVENANCE: owned by grandmother
$75-125*
*represents a fair-market value for auction purposes; retail or asking price may vary. Based on the following recent auction sales of comparable items:
($85) https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/approx-90-pc-japanese-noritake-china-service-for-a4c402d9a8
($60) https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/90-pc-noritake-canton-porcelain-china-16b4a52bda
($175) https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/90-pc-noritake-*mayfield*-gold-decorated-dinnerwa-26299d1a60

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