Noritake Primachina Le Parc Pattern Place Set For 1. 5 Pc Looks New Japan #9421

Description: This Noritake Primachina bread plate is a beautiful addition to any collection. The Le Parc pattern features a stunning floral theme on fine china, with a glossy finish that adds shine to any occasion. The plate is 6.75 inches in diameter and looks brand new, perfect for any vintage enthusiast. The set includes a saucer, salad plate, dinner plate, bread plate, and cup, all hand-painted with care instructions to hand wash only. The plate is oven and microwave safe, making it a versatile piece for any kitchen. The backstamp is painted and the product line is Primachina. This five-piece set is from the 1990s and was manufactured in Japan with production style from China. Add this antique piece to your collection today! Looks new. Pattern number 9421. It is detergent, safe, microwave and oven safe wonderful. In a beautiful pattern. You get five pieces you get teacup, the saucer, the bread and butter plate, a plate, salad plate. Looks new NORITAKE LE PARC VEGETABLE BOWL, CHINA DISH VIOLETS SCALLOPED RIM, PATTERN 9421, JAPAN, Glaze contractions: Glaze contractions can be a porcelain age sign, but not in the sense of the porcelain having "aged". Instead, they are rather symptoms of kiln conditions at the time of manufacture. Glaze contractions are found in early porcelain, as for example in Ming dynasty porcelain, but also in items made as late as the early 20th century. They can be considered as "indirect" or "circumstantial" porcelain age signs, an indication of the production environment and methods at the time an item was manufactured. Think of them as manufacturing traces pertaining to a period or era when kiln conditions were such that glaze contractions developed on porcelain. The absence of such contractions when there should be some for the period concerned might mean that an item is not of the period, that means it may have been made later in a modern kiln. Note: However, please note that many porcelain items of the 18th century do not show glaze contractions. If an item looks as if it were from the 18th century, but has glaze contractions, we need to evaluate whether these could be fake or from the 19th century Introduction to Chinese Porcelain Glaze contractions are small spots where a hole or recess appears on the glaze surface of Chinese porcelain. They have a relatively simple explanation. One of the main causes is some oily or combustible substance sticking to the clay surface before the glaze was applied. The glaze covers that substance but not the body itself. With the high firing temperature of the kiln the adhering matter evaporates as it has a low evaporation ot combustion point. Recesses in the glaze clearly visible This leaves a spot without glaze on the porcelain body. The melting glaze will flow into that empty spot sometimes; depending on the glaze thickness of the surrounding area the empty spot may be completely filled or only partially. This may then result in a concave spot (indent) or tiny hole in the glaze. In some cases the spots are very shallow and are only visible if viewed at an angle, depending on the light conditions. Deeper contraction spots may be brown or black because of sediments or residual dirt inside. Chinese porcelain exceeding a certain age normally shows some glaze contractions. If there are none at all on the whole body or bottom of an antique item, better check carefully for rust spots or other age signs. The item may not be that old after all. Always also check also the bottom area and inside in case of of vessels. See firing faults. Wear of on-glaze decoration: Gilt and black of "on-glaze" decorations show normally some minimal or more severe wear if a porcelain item has been in actual use rather than on display only. 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