90+ Pc National China Made in Japan Floral Gold Di
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$2,000.00
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GooglePayDescription This is a complete, estate-grade vintage porcelain dinner service by National China, made in Japan during the post-World War II export period (circa late 1940s–1950s). These sets were sold through U.S. department stores and bridal registries and are known for their high-quality porcelain, hand-applied gold detailing, and elegant European floral designs. This set features a classic French Rococo floral pattern with pastel bouquets, scrolling gold filigree, and green garland accents. All pieces are matching, with no mix-and-match — a very important factor for collectors and decorators. The backstamp reads: “National China – Made in Japan” This confirms authentic pre-1960 Japanese export porcelain. This is a true 12-place-setting formal service, not a partial or assembled lot. Included Pieces (90+ total) Place Settings (12 of each): • Dinner Plates • Salad Plates • Dessert Plates • Soup / Cereal Bowls • Dessert Bowls • Small Side Bowls • Cups (mugs) • Matching Saucer Plates Serving Pieces (6 total): • Large oval serving platters • Covered vegetable or serving dishes (2 with lids) • Additional coordinated serving bowls and pieces This is enough for a full holiday table, wedding reception, or formal dining service. Condition All pieces are in very good vintage condition with: • Bright white porcelain • Intact floral decoration • Clean, readable backstamps • Gold trim present throughout As expected for vintage china, there may be minor utensil marks or light wear, but there are no cracks, no repairs, and no structural damage. Why this set is valuable • Made in Japan before 1958 • Full 12-person service (rare to find intact) • Hand-applied gold detailing • Elegant floral Rococo pattern • Includes matching serving ware, which dramatically increases value These sets are highly sought after for: • Formal dining • Wedding tables • High-end AirBnB and staging • Collectors of Japanese export porcelain
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90+ Pc National China Made in Japan Floral Gold Di
5 Hours
88
0
$2,000.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoPayPalGooglePayDescription This is a complete, estate-grade vintage porcelain dinner service by National China, made in Japan during the post-World War II export period (circa late 1940s–1950s). These sets were sold through U.S. department stores and bridal registries and are known for their high-quality porcelain, hand-applied gold detailing, and elegant European floral designs. This set features a classic French Rococo floral pattern with pastel bouquets, scrolling gold filigree, and green garland accents. All pieces are matching, with no mix-and-match — a very important factor for collectors and decorators. The backstamp reads: “National China – Made in Japan” This confirms authentic pre-1960 Japanese export porcelain. This is a true 12-place-setting formal service, not a partial or assembled lot. Included Pieces (90+ total) Place Settings (12 of each): • Dinner Plates • Salad Plates • Dessert Plates • Soup / Cereal Bowls • Dessert Bowls • Small Side Bowls • Cups (mugs) • Matching Saucer Plates Serving Pieces (6 total): • Large oval serving platters • Covered vegetable or serving dishes (2 with lids) • Additional coordinated serving bowls and pieces This is enough for a full holiday table, wedding reception, or formal dining service. Condition All pieces are in very good vintage condition with: • Bright white porcelain • Intact floral decoration • Clean, readable backstamps • Gold trim present throughout As expected for vintage china, there may be minor utensil marks or light wear, but there are no cracks, no repairs, and no structural damage. Why this set is valuable • Made in Japan before 1958 • Full 12-person service (rare to find intact) • Hand-applied gold detailing • Elegant floral Rococo pattern • Includes matching serving ware, which dramatically increases value These sets are highly sought after for: • Formal dining • Wedding tables • High-end AirBnB and staging • Collectors of Japanese export porcelain
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