Old Noritake, early 1900s, Maple Leaf mark, cobalt gold raised decoration, rose pattern, handled cup & saucer (bouillon bowl) A rare piece of Old Noritake exported from Japan to the West in the early 1900s. The backstamp is a maple leaf. This design is seen in the high-end lines for export at the time. On the thin and delicate porcelain, three-dimensional raised gold decoration is lavishly applied. The deep cobalt blue edging, the elegant rose pattern, and the delicate gold scrollwork overlap, creating a look that combines both splendor and elegance. The handled form is also used as a bouillon bowl, a collectible item that combines practicality and decorative appeal. It is a piece with a strong presence, not only for tea time but also as a display item. Please enjoy the unique charm of antiques and the taste of over 100 years. ■Size (approx.) Cup ・Diameter: 9.8cm ・Height: 4.5cm Saucer ・Diameter: 14.6cm ■Condition ・Some wear and tear on the gold trim due to aging can be seen, 　but it is in good antique condition with no cracks or chips. ・Please enlarge the images to check the details. Items like this are becoming increasingly difficult to obtain year by year. Please consider it for your collection or as a special piece. It is said that Old Noritake does not have any cracks and shows no deterioration because the clay is exceptionally good. Although hand-painted antiques like this can be found in overseas products such as those from Germany, the clay is completely different. We hope to deliver this precious item to someone who will cherish it. We are also listing other valuable items that are only available now! #en's antiques