Noritake

I look forward to passing it on to someone dear...

I have three sets of Noritake china. Service for ten, because twelve is too many, and eight is not enough. The oldest set I bought at a junk shop for a song, but the newest I bought for myself at a department store. Point being, Noritake has been around for a long time, and it certainly isn't going anywhere. I love owning something that I know in my bones is part of a tradition -ladies have chosen Noritake as their "good china" for four generations now, and most of it will be around for a long time to come. Furthermore, the older sets are still just as beautiful and glossy as the new. I look forward to passing it on to someone dear when the time comes, and I know that it can give them just as much joy as it has given me.

Megan, United States - 08 February 2005