The smaller companion to our 14" RC platter — same rare pattern, same pre-war pedigree, same extraordinary condition.
Noritake's Royal Crockery (RC) mark was used from 1933 to approximately 1946, created exclusively for the India and Southeast Asian market. Pattern N1427 brings pink and red roses together with tiny blue-violet flowers and leaves that shift through green, blue, and golden yellow — all on bright white bone china with gold rim and detailing. This 12" platter has two minor manufacturing flaws (photographed) consistent with the hand processes of the era — not damage, simply the character of pre-war production. The gold is in excellent condition. We carry other pieces in this pattern — browse the shop if you're building the set.
A wonderful gift for the Noritake collector or anyone drawn to the romance of mid-century Japanese export porcelain.
Maker: Noritake, Japan
Pattern: N1427 (RC / Royal Crockery mark)
Era: 1933–1946
Materials: Fine bone china
Dimensions: 12" long × 8.75" wide
Condition: Very good vintage. Minor manufacturing flaws (not damage); no chips, cracks, or scratches; gold in excellent condition.
