Old Noritake Gold Gilded Relief Rose Pattern Garland Decoration Hexagon Cabinet Cup & Saucer Beautiful white background, gold gilding, a neat hexagonal body, chain patterns, rose illustrations, and a deep, beautiful design hand-painted throughout, including the inside of the cup and the handle. This is a high-class porcelain Royal Crockery cup & saucer, marked as a first-class product among Old Noritake products manufactured for export to Europe and America. You can see the enthusiasm of Old Noritake, which put a lot of energy into the design, aiming for a design that would not be inferior to foreign products. Many Old Noritake products, especially those with the RC mark, use a lot of gold on a beautiful, transparent white fabric, giving them a luxurious feel. Also, the delicate composition and design are unique, befitting the name "crockery," and that is also an enjoyable aspect. This item is very glossy, and although it is an antique from over 100 years ago, it is still in beautiful condition due to its good quality and storage condition, but please understand that it is old before purchasing. There are no chips or cracks, and it is in excellent condition. It is said that Old Noritake does not have any cracks or deterioration because the clay is exceptionally good. Although you can find such hand-painted antiques in foreign products such as Germany, the clay is completely different. These delicate handmade items require both skill and effort, and you will not find them even in today's world where there are so many products. Size Cup: Diameter 10cm, Height 5cm Saucer: Diameter 15cm Due to the age of the item, please enlarge the images to see any minor age-related deterioration or manufacturing imperfections and consider them as part of the charm before purchasing. This item is no longer manufactured today, so the number in circulation is limited. We recommend that you contact us and consider purchasing it as soon as possible. We hope to deliver it to someone who will cherish it. We also have other antiques for sale. Please take a look. #en's Antique