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ITEM

Noritake Art Deco Scalloped Orange Lusterware Deco Cottage Floral Bowl 7.25 in

AI Research and Description

  • Description
    This piece bears the authentic red Noritake Morimura "M in Wreath" backstamp, dating its export production firmly between 1921 and 1940. Wares bearing the red ink stamp variant indicate premium, meticulously executed factory-painted designs intended for higher-end Western retail venues during the inter-war period. The stylized "Art Deco Cottage" motif—characterized by its asymmetrical whimsical geometry and bold blocks of primary red pigment—is a highly sought-after graphic configuration. Notably, this exact decorative landscape pattern holds verified historical significance, as an identical example is famously showcased as a reference benchmark on the cover of David Spain's authoritative literature regarding Noritake fancywares.

    Catalog-Style Description
    Mfr / Studio: Noritake (Morimura Bros.)
    Origin: Japan
    Era: Inter-War Art Deco (c. 1921–1940)
    Material: Hard-paste porcelain with an overglaze iridescent luster finish
    Form: Flared, six-point lobed scalloped shallow bowl / low comport bowl
    Dimensions:
    • Maximum Diameter: 7.25 inches (18.42 cm)
    • Maximum Height: 2.00 inches (5.08 cm)
    Markings:
    Features the authentic red overglaze factory backstamp on the base: "NORITAKE" arched over an "M" enclosed within a laurel wreath, underscored by "HAND PAINTED" and "MADE IN JAPAN".
    Design & Composition:
    The interior basin features a rich, hand-painted central landscape tondo depicting a whimsical Art Deco cottage with a steeply pitched red roof, stylized trees, and rising chimney smoke against a pale turquoise sky. The foreground is anchored by an asymmetrical floral sprig displaying a prominent burnt-orange blossom and a soft lavender-grey rose. The wide, lobed rim is finished in an unbroken application of metallic, iridescent orange/butterscotch lusterware glaze with a fine gold edge trim.
    Condition Report:
    • Structural Integrity: Very Good. Free of chips, hairline fractures, or structural restorations. No crazing present.
    • Surface & Glaze: The iridescent orange luster maintains its original vibrant sheen with minimal shelf wear or handling scuffs.
    • Gilding & Trim: Shows localized, light rubbing and gold loss along the outermost scalloped edge trim, commensurate with age and handling. Internal black and gold borders remain crisp.

    Backstamp

     Noritake, Red M in Wreath, Hand Painted, Made in Japan

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