Noritake RC Sri Lanka L500 Petula dinnerware

Selling the lot as is, being said, in great condition!

47 pieces+-

The image shows the backstamp of a piece of Noritake china, specifically from the "Petula" pattern (L500) produced under the RC (Royal Crockery) Sri Lanka trade name. 

• Product Identification:

  This mark indicates a piece of Noritake china from the "Petula" pattern, manufactured in Sri Lanka under the Royal Crockery (RC) brand.

• Pattern Details:

  The Petula pattern, designed and released in 1978 and discontinued in 1982, features pink and tan floral sprays with mild yellow accents, set within a snow-white scroll pattern band and finished with platinum trim.

AI Overview

The image displays a set of Noritake 'Petula' dinnerware, also known by its pattern number L500 RC or 'Glenaire' 2060. 

• This porcelain dinnerware set features a delicate floral pattern, likely pink or rose-colored, with a silver or platinum rim. 

• It includes a variety of pieces such as dinner plates, cups, saucers, side plates, a teapot, a sugar pot, a milk jug, and lidded serving bowls. 

• The 'RC' mark on the back of the pieces indicates Royal Ceramics Sri Lanka by Noritake. 

AI Overview

The image displays the backstamp for Noritake's "Petula" pattern, identified by the "RC Sri Lanka L500 PETULA" mark. This pattern was part of the Royal Crockery (RC) line produced in Sri Lanka.

Here's some information about this pattern:

Pattern Name and Number: It is known as the "Petula" pattern with the pattern number L500.

Production Period: The Noritake Petula (L500) pattern was produced from 1978 to 1982.

Design Features: It features pink and tan floral sprays, snow-white scroll patterns, and platinum trim.

Microwave Safety: Due to the platinum trim, items with this pattern are not safe for microwave use.