Vintage Noritake Porcelain Berry Bowls with Blooming Branch Pattern circa 1947-1949 - Set of Three the fannie farmer junior cook book on New York City's Upper

on New York City's Upper East Side

We have a lot in common these days with the 1940s

- Classic black and white color

75" Inches (diameter) x just under 5" inches" (height) and weighs 3 lbs

The front endpaper contains an embossed library stamp

Vintage Noritake Porcelain Berry Bowls with Blooming Branch Pattern circa 1947-1949 - Set of Three the fannie farmer junior cook book on New York City's Upper{HISTORY} Hopeful signs of Spring come to the table in an artistic flurry of blooming branches and symbolic history with this set of vintage porcelain berry bowls. Made by Noritake during the slim window between 1947 and 1949, this trio features Noritake's Maruki backstamp, also known as the Kamaru mark, which symbolizes overcoming difficulties. Just the right sentiment following the end of WWII and the rebuilding years that followed, Noritake began