
Porcelain dinnerware set 'Ridgewood' pattern 5201 by Noritake
Selling Price
$350
History
Noritake's Ridgewood pattern (5201) was produced in Japan during the mid-20th century, representing the company's commitment to elegant, affordable fine china for American and international markets. The delicate pink floral motif with gold trim exemplifies the refined aesthetic popular in post-war dining culture. This particular pattern became a favorite for formal dining and special occasions, reflecting the era's emphasis on gracious entertaining and table presentation. Noritake dinnerware sets like Ridgewood are highly sought after by collectors of vintage tableware and those who appreciate mid-century Japanese porcelain craftsmanship. Complete sets in excellent condition are particularly valued for their historical significance, decorative appeal, and continued functionality for elegant dining. The Ridgewood pattern's timeless floral design and quality construction make it a desirable acquisition for china collectors, vintage homeware enthusiasts, and those furnishing period-appropriate dining rooms.
Origin
Japan
Maker
Noritake
Time period
circa 1950–1970