Noritake Crystal
About Noritake
Noritake traces its roots to the Morimura Brothers, who began importing Japanese goods to New York in 1876 and founded their porcelain company in 1904 in the village of Noritake, near Nagoya, Japan. Their aim was fine Western-style dinnerware at a fair price, and it worked: Noritake became one of the most popular china names in America. With thousands of patterns, from gold-banded formal china to everyday ivory and stoneware sets Noritake offers something for every table, and many families still use the set they received as a wedding gift.
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