Nora. I have dishes and serving pieces of Noritake China…

I believe I have identified your lovely Noritake Occupied Japan service! Appears to be the Camilla pattern without a number (no number). These were made from 1947 through 1953. The values range widely, and I'm going to give you a low auction estimate to high retail (for replacement values if you had to purchase this in a retail store or website). I always give selling advice on dishes that if you want to get the highest return for the number of pieces you have to sell them individually. Most collectors of this type of china are in the market to replace pieces that were broken or lost, not an entire service. Serving pieces outside the place settings always sell quickly and for more money than your place settings, except for the odd salad or bread & butter plates.

Your low auction estimate if you were to sell these individual pieces are as follows:

Dinner plates-$12-$15 each                                                                    Retail value-$25 each

Salad plate-$5-$6 each                                                                            Retail value-$10 each

Cup & saucer set-$10-$12 for each set (2 pieces)                                   Retail value-$16-$18 per set

Rimmed soup bowl-$4-$5 each                                                                Retail value-$10 each

Rimmed cereal bowl-$5-$6 each                                                              Retail value-$10 each

Serving pieces-auction estimates as follows:

Sugar bowl with lid-$15-$20                                                                      Retail value-$30

Cream pitcher-$6-$8                                                                                 Retail value-$20

15" Oval platter (approximate size)-$30-$35                                             Retail value-$45-$50

8" oval vegetable bowl-$15-$20                                                                 Retail value-$30

10" Oval vegetable bowl-$20-$25                                                              Retail value-$30-$35

Gravy boat with attached under plate-$12-$16                                          Retail value-$20-$25

If you were to auction off the entire service, it would have an auction estimated value of $150-$200 approximately and a retail value of $250. This is in consideration of the entire service being in excellent condition (minus the 1 noted broken cup) with no chips, cracks or wear to the finish including knife marks and scratches. The gilding must not be worn down or off. Ebay is your best option if you don't mind shipping. I'd list each piece separately-not the complete service! You will realize higher prices that way! If you don't want to ship, then facebook marketplace or local group pages near you are your best option. Craigslist.org is also a good option as well!

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Certainly! Have a great afternoon!