Yamamori China, Yamamori, Vintage Found while sorting through my parents' house. There are no noticeable scratches or stains, but it is old, so please understand. It's a rather large oval plate, 42cm in diameter. Simple design with a white base and gold rim. A design that is loved regardless of the era. About Yamamori China, a Japanese porcelain manufacturer, and the brand: The backstamp shown in the image is a style often seen on Japanese porcelain made mainly for export from the mid to late 20th century. Yamamori China: This mark is often found on vintage Western-style tableware manufactured during the Showa era (especially from the 1950s to the 1970s). At that time in Japan, many porcelain products were produced for export to Western markets, and this brand was one of them. Design features: The upper part of the logo features a decorative crest resembling a phoenix and plants, finished with gold accents. This is a typical design for Japanese export porcelain at the time. Estimated manufacturing period: While further research is needed to determine the exact manufacturing year, based on the logo's font, the "China" notation (meaning porcelain), and the overall composition, it is estimated to be from the "Showa retro" era of the 1950s to the 1970s. Simple white oval plate with gold rim, giving a luxurious feel. - Shape: Oval - Color: White - Decoration: Gold rim Thank you for viewing.