| Information on Noritake Azalea |
| The Azalea pattern was produced for only the Larkin Company. They gave the Azalea away as premiums to the club members and their home agents. Azalea was made between 1916 and 1930. It was fine china and decorated with pink azaleas on a white background with gold around the edges and on the handles. All together they have made 70 different pieces. Some of the pieces are rare such as the bulbous vase, pancake jug, china ashtray and the 15 piece child’s set. The earliest mark was a ‘M’ in a wreath. Later they marked it ‘Noritake, Azalea, Hand Painted Japan’. The Larkin Company was in Buffalo, New York. The company’s name was changed to Noritake Company Limited in 1981. This is a very pretty pattern. Being from Georgia where we have beautiful Azalea in the spring, we are partial to this pattern. Resource: This information was taken from Schroeder’s Antiques Price Guide 2008. Please click here to see the Azalea items that we have for sale. |
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