Japanese Noritake Art Deco Lusterware Footed Bowl

This is a small, footed porcelain bowl featuring a distinctive Art Deco aesthetic, likely manufactured by Noritake in Japan during the 1920s or early 1930s. The piece is constructed from fine white porcelain with a prominent iridescent luster glaze on the interior and sections of the exterior. The rim is decorated with a vibrant, solid emerald green border. Below the rim, the interior wall is divided into panels: alternating sections of solid ochre-gold luster and intricate black-and-white geometric patterns with teal accents. These patterned panels exhibit stylized floral or foliate motifs characteristic of the Art Deco period. The bowl sits on a raised pedestal foot, which is also coated in a warm gold-tone luster glaze. Physically, the item appears to be in good vintage condition; however, typical for lusterware of this age, there are signs of minor surface wear and light fading to the metallic finishes. No significant cracks or chips are immediately visible from this perspective. The craftsmanship is refined, showing thin ceramic walls and precise application of the multi-colored transfer patterns and hand-painted accents. This style of 'Morimura Brothers' era porcelain is highly collected for its bold use of color and geometric experimentation.