Elegant 1920s Japanese Noritake Porcelain | Antiques Roadshow

All valuations were correct at the time of broadcast. Designed in early 20th Century Japan, this porcelain collection has re-emerged due to popular demand. Noritake differentiated their pieces by hand painting them, resulting in a distinctive and special quality. Hugh Scully and the experts from Antiques Roadshow take a look at some fantastic antiques and the history and stories surrounding them. This clip was filmed Hartlepool in 2001.
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[@metropcs7560]

Just so beautiful!!!

[@jopape23]

Is there a way to watch the whole Hartlepool episode? My Mother appeared in this episode.

[@jallan9578]

How the HELL did 'the original PIECE', become 'the original PIE', in the sub-titles?

[@johnguindon2319]

I have a relatively large set of primrose Noritake made in occupied japan 🙂

[@sawahtb]

Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. ad nauseum.

[@viktoreriksson8237]

Yes

[@steph9806]

I love the heavily gilded Noritake. I have some and also Meito which looks the same. Meito is an offshoot of the Noritake.

[@Parkavenue7]

Can those yes' get any more irritating and pompous?