Learn how to identify Noritake china, plus where to shop for the best deals (and how to sell yours).

Older Noritake is worth more than newer examples, except when there's a lot of demand for a specific newer pattern. Those patterns made in the early years of the 20th century are often worth the most.

It’s not early Noritake, which is usually more desirable. More telling, the book lists prices for most lines of Noritake dinnerware but none for this pattern. Usually, that means demand is low.

We have discussed Noritake in this space before, but we have never had a question about what is arguably their most popular dinnerware pattern - "Azalea." This is a bit surprising, since this is ...

From 1916 through the ‘30s the Larkin Company used a Noritake pattern called “Azalea” as a premium for purchases of their soap. Today we’re off to a World’s Fair.

Five Valuable Noritake China Patterns to Watch For As you shop in antique stores and thrift shops or just take stock of what's in your china cabinet, look for these super valuable patterns.