Vintage Nikko Japan Dinner Plate with Red Rose Pattern circa mid-20th Century 4 oz mark on the bottom with

mark on the bottom with the iconic windmill inside a large D

75" inches x

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Vintage Nikko Japan Dinner Plate with Red Rose Pattern circa mid-20th Century 4 oz mark on the bottom withWhen love first came to earth, the Spring spread rose buds to receive him. Thomas Campbell {HISTORY} Gorgeous, in its lazy dazy trail of falling flowers, this vintage dinner plate was made by Nikko in Hakusan, Japan sometime around the mid 20th century. Featuring their Double Phoenix mark which was in production from the 1940s 1970s, Nikko was first founded in 1908, as Nihon Koshitsu Took (NKT). Growing and expanding throughout the early to mid 20th