vintage Noritake Morimura Lusterware trinket dish.

 Here's some information about it: 

It is identified as a small, vintage trinket or candy dish. 
•    The dish features a lusterware finish, known for its iridescent, metallic sheen.
•    It is decorated with floral designs in the center. 
•    Noritake is a Japanese company established in 1904, known for producing Western-style dinnerware. 
•    The Morimura designation refers to the Morimura brothers, who were early founders of the company. 
•    Lusterware production was popular in the early 20th century. 
•    The dish likely dates back to the early 1900s, given the Noritake Morimura mark. 
•    It is a collectible item, valued for its age, artistry, and the Noritake brand's history.

The image shows a back stamp for Noritake China, specifically the "M in a wreath" mark, indicating it was made between 1914 and 1940. The mark also includes "Hand Painted" and "Made in Japan".

Note: Shipping FOB 29 Talbot St. W. Leamington Ontario 

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