Peach and ivory roses outlined in raised white — a technique that gives the Devotion pattern a subtle texture you can feel as well as see. The ivory ground deepens the warmth of the florals, and gold accents at the foot, handle, and rims complete the picture quietly. It's the kind of pattern that looks as intentional on a shelf as it does in use.
Noritake has been producing fine porcelain in Japan since 1904 and remains one of the most collected dinnerware brands in the world. The Devotion pattern, number 7271, was produced in the 1980s and has since been discontinued. Each piece carries the Noritake backstamp. We have 5 available — ideal if you're building out a set or looking for replacements. Matching bread and butter plates also in stock while supplies last. Contact us for a discount on larger quantities.
A versatile, elegant piece for daily use or gifting. Lovely for a birthday, Mother's Day, bridal shower, or housewarming.
