
Noritake China Daryl Pattern 5510 Fine Porcelain Plate
This is a vintage fine porcelain plate manufactured by Noritake China in Japan. The item features a high-fire white vitreous body with a smooth, glazed finish. The backstamp is clearly visible, showing the prestigious Noritake 'N' laurel wreath mark in blue and gold, indicating mid-20th-century production, approximately 1954 to 1963 based on the Daryl pattern (No. 5510) production run. The text on the backstamp identifies the origin as Japan and notes 'U.S. Design Pat. Pend.' The plate is currently secured with beige masking tape, suggesting it is part of a larger set. In terms of condition, the visible porcelain surface appears well-preserved with a bright white luster and no immediate evidence of cracking or crazing on the underside. However, there is some light shelf wear and darkening visible on the unglazed foot rim where it has made contact with surfaces. The craftsmanship is indicative of Noritake's high export standards, featuring uniform wall thickness and a balanced, circular form. The Daryl pattern is characterized by its elegant, mid-century modern aesthetic, often featuring delicate floral or geometric borders with metallic platinum or gold trim on the face, though the face is not fully visible in this orientation.
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Estimated Value
$10.00 - $18.00
Basic Information
Category
Antique/Vintage Fine China
Appraised On
March 25, 2026
Estimated Value
$10.00 - $18.00
Item Description
This is a vintage fine porcelain plate manufactured by Noritake China in Japan. The item features a high-fire white vitreous body with a smooth, glazed finish. The backstamp is clearly visible, showing the prestigious Noritake 'N' laurel wreath mark in blue and gold, indicating mid-20th-century production, approximately 1954 to 1963 based on the Daryl pattern (No. 5510) production run. The text on the backstamp identifies the origin as Japan and notes 'U.S. Design Pat. Pend.' The plate is currently secured with beige masking tape, suggesting it is part of a larger set. In terms of condition, the visible porcelain surface appears well-preserved with a bright white luster and no immediate evidence of cracking or crazing on the underside. However, there is some light shelf wear and darkening visible on the unglazed foot rim where it has made contact with surfaces. The craftsmanship is indicative of Noritake's high export standards, featuring uniform wall thickness and a balanced, circular form. The Daryl pattern is characterized by its elegant, mid-century modern aesthetic, often featuring delicate floral or geometric borders with metallic platinum or gold trim on the face, though the face is not fully visible in this orientation.
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