Lot #605: Noritake, Kent Bali Hai, and Soko China

Noritake 9 - 6.5” porcelain dessert plates white with hand painted gold pattern possibly the highly sought-after Pattern 175, which is widely referred to by collectors as the "Christmas Ball" pattern. Kent Bali Hai China 1. A porcelain oval vegetable serving bowl made in Japan during the 1950s, featuring a green and yellow bamboo leaf motif with gold trim and segmented handles. 11”w x 8” d. slight fading in the rim 2. 6 teacups featuring a green and gold bamboo leaf motif with gold trim. 5”w x 2”h Soko China 1. A hand-painted bamboo pattern covered vegetable dish or casserole from Japan with decorative lid. 11.5”w x 8.5”d x 6.5” h. Chip on rim and gold is slightly fading on handles and rim 2. 4 porcelain hand-painted "Bamboo Tree" pattern teacups. Dating back to the mid-20th century (typically around the 1950s to 1960s), these delicate sets are highly collectible for their fine "eggshell" style porcelain composition, elegant hand-gilded handles and rims, and minimalist depiction of stalks of bamboo. 4.5”w x 2.4”h 3. A porcelain creamer featuring a hand-painted green and gold bamboo motif. 5.5”w x 3” h 4. A porcelain gravy boat with an attached underplate featuring a hand-painted bamboo motif and gold trim. 9”w x 6”d x 3”h Pickup category timeslot {A}