
Porcelain oval serving platter from the 'Fantasia' pattern by Noritake
Selling Price
$20
History
The Fantasia pattern was produced by Noritake, a renowned Japanese porcelain manufacturer, during the 1970s as part of their ivory china line. This elegant pattern features delicate hand-painted grape clusters and leaves in soft gray and tan tones, accented with gold trim, reflecting the sophisticated tableware aesthetics of the era. Noritake has been producing fine china since 1904 and became internationally recognized for combining Japanese craftsmanship with Western dining traditions. Noritake china from the 1970s appeals to collectors of vintage tableware, mid-century dining enthusiasts, and those seeking to complete or replace pieces in their existing Fantasia sets. The Fantasia pattern is particularly valued for its understated elegance and versatility, making it suitable for both formal dining and everyday use. Collectors appreciate Noritake pieces for their quality craftsmanship, historical significance in American and international dining culture, and the nostalgic connection to family gatherings and special occasions.
Origin
Japan
Maker
Noritake
Time period
circa 1970s