Noritake items: teapots, bowl and 2 platters

I came across 4 Noritake items:

The teapot has gold edging on the spout, rim, and handle. A gold trim under the blue design that goes all around. On the handle towards the bottom, the gold outline seems to fade but seems intentional because both sided do this. It is marked 6719 Nile.

Vegetable bowl has silver lining on the rim of the bowl. There is a design on the upper inside of the bowl with a type of flower and vines/leaves/or whatnot. It is marked 6450 Q

Platters (1 large and 1 small) has identical design as the bowl and is also has a silver lining on the edge of both platters. It is marked 6450 Reina (there appears so show something after the numbers but maybe scratched or worn off.

The platter shown is the large one, but there is a small one too.

 

Did you have a question, @anayawill, or are you just sharing your new finds?

Debora

 

reply please on what it is worth. I would like to give it to one of my nieces but want to make sure to warn them of the possible value so they can cherish is a bit.

*when i say one of my nieces, the one that can protect them as they were my mothers.

 

We don't do values here. This is a global forum and values vary all over the map, literally. That said, Noritake near me never sells for what it should. The coffee pot also doesn't look old - or at least not to me, because "old" Noritake has the Morimura Brothers import mark and isn't signed Noritake at all.

 

I know it is at least 45 years old but thank you for this, My mother stored it away along time ago.

 

@anayawill, as above, we don't do valuations because of the number of variables (e.g. location, condition, etc.) so we direct people on. You can check prices against current listings on replacements.com and eBay.

For instance, your teapot is indeed Noritake's Nile pattern which was available from 1966-1973. It's out of stock on replacements.com but eBay has one that's been on auction since the e/o July and it remains unsold with a $16.38 starting bid. That indicates the value of your piece would likely be sentimental and there's very little collector interest.

You can check the prices of the Noritake Reina pattern pieces which were available from 1963-1983 here. But do keep in mind that these are on offer prices and not sold prices.

https://www.replacements.com/china-noritake-reina-6450q/c/68957

eBay does have some Sold listings for 31 Reina pieces which you can check out here.

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=reina+noritake&LH_Complete=1&LH_Sold=1

However, there are 695 Current listings on eBay for Reina pieces which would indicate that collector interest isn't high and, again, the value of your pieces would likely be sentimental.

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fsrp=1&_nkw=reina+noritake&_oaa=1&_vs=1

Let us know if you need anything else.

Debora