| Catalogue Number |
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| Name of Owner |
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| Address of Owner |
Enter your residential details here |
| Title of Item |
Enter what type of item it is, example -
Salad Bowl Set
Art Deco Lusterware Teaset etc |
| Picture of Item/Set |
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| Picture 2 Pattern Detail |
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| Picture 3 Backmark |
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| Known Purchase Price at time of preparing this item Catalogue Sheet |
(this will be known as the base value)
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| Stamped Made In |
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| How Acquired |
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Pattern Number & or Description
(provide pattern name, number, if no number or name, simply describe the features of the pattern) |
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| Back Stamp |
(type in detialed description of click here to see backmarks.
If unmarked Noritake mark as "Unmarked Noritake")
Consider adding the following if present on the backmark -
™ trademark - © copyright - ® registered
JDesign - US Design Pat Pend or Patent Number
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| Height Top to Bottom |
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| Width across external (widest) |
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| Width across external (narrowest) |
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| Condition at Acquisition |
Mint (Excellent no damage as in original condition)
Good (Minor wear to gilt)
Fair (paint flexing and other paint issues, tarnished)
Poor (chips, cracks, hairlines, paint flexing and other paint issues,
tarnished, gilt ware, missing pieces)
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Flaws
(if present with detailed description
factory flaws, pitting, pattern wear, nibbles, chips, cup or saucer damaged or missing etc) |
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| Restoration Present |
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| Restoration Areas |
Specify in detail type of restoration and points where restoration appear
It is important that you specify restored areas to prevent damage during
general cleaning and handling and for storage purposes. |
| Other Information of Interest |
(You may to provide addition information about this piece not listed.
Eg: bought on ebay, or sold as part of a set. Book Value, any notes you
may find of interest)
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| Provenance |
(about the items history – previous owners any stories about the piece) :
If you are selling this item list your name and enter new owner at top.
As item is onsold a list of owners appears, providing a finger print or history
of ownership of piece.
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