【Ultra Rare】Old Noritake Art Deco Lusterware Napkin Rings - Pair (Gentleman & Lady)

【Rare Collector's Item】
This is an extremely rare pair of napkin rings from the Art Deco period (circa 1920s) made by Old Noritake.
Vividly hand-painted are a Dandy (gentleman) and a Flapper (modern girl), symbolizing the sophisticated social scene of the era. This exquisite piece features the crisp colors and urban design that are characteristic of Noritake from this period.
■ Design and Technique
The background is adorned with luster glaze, which emits a pearlescent, iridescent sheen.
? Orange (Marigold): In a lustrous and very beautiful condition.
? Blue: Features the delicate nuances unique to luster glaze (subtle textural changes due to age), offering a deep, antique charm.
■ Backstamp
M-in-Wreath
This historic mark was used for exports to the United States from around 1918 to 1941.
■ Condition
Considering it is an antique item of approximately 100 years old, it is in very good condition with excellent color and shine, and no noticeable chips or cracks.
We hope to pass this item on to someone who can appreciate the brushstrokes unique to hand-painting and the subtle changes in the luster due to age as part of its history.
While they can be used as napkin rings, they also serve beautifully as ring stands or simply as decorative objects, instantly adding a touch of elegance to any room.
Noritake napkin rings are scarce, and a pair like this, featuring both male and female figures, is exceptionally rare and seldom seen on the market. Please consider this opportunity.
【Size】
Width: Approx. 5.5 cm
Depth: Approx. 4.5 cm
Height: Approx. 3.5 cm
【Shipping】
The item will be carefully packed with cushioning material to prevent breakage during shipping.