Vintage Noritake Ninon Teapot, Mid-Century Porcelain, Gold Trim Roses, Made Japan 1965-1972

Product Specifications

Brand: Noritake
Product Type: Teapot / Coffee Pot with Matching Lid
Model / Pattern Number: #6609
Pattern Name: Ninon
Era: Mid-Century Modern (Produced between 1965 and 1972)
Origin: Japan
Material: Fine Porcelain / Fine Bone China
Color: Bright white base, highlighted by a metallic gold-trimmed rim and a horizontal floral motif featuring golden-bronze roses with delicate brown shading.
Shape: Elegant, tall cylindrical silhouette with an integrated smooth-curved handle, a minimalist direct pour spout, and a conical lid crowned by an architectural geometric finial knob.
Components: Includes two (2) pieces: Teapot base and its original matching lid.
Dimensions: Approximately 7.5 to 8 inches in height (with lid on) and roughly 8.5 inches from the tip of the spout to the outermost edge of the handle.Size / Capacity: Standard full-size tea/coffee serving pot, holding approximately 4 to 5 cups (roughly 32–40 fluid ounces).
Compatibility: Pairs seamlessly with other pieces from the Noritake Ninon #6609 collection, including flat cups, saucers, sugar bowls, and creamers.

Condition & Care

Condition: Pristine Vintage Condition. This piece displays no chips, cracks, crazing, or flea bites. The white porcelain retains a brilliant gloss, and the delicate gold trim along the rim and handle is remarkably intact with virtually no visible shelf wear or rubbing.
Care Instructions: To preserve the brilliant gold detailing and the structural integrity of the mid-century porcelain, this item is not microwave-safe and should be hand-washed only with a soft sponge and mild dish soap.

Style & Collectibility

Style: Mid-Century Modern Elegance / Vintage Hollywood Regency / Formal High Tea Aesthetic.

Features a timeless and universally appealing neutral color palette that elevates any breakfast table, bridal shower, or formal tea party. Boists a clean, sleek 1960s shape that sits beautifully between traditional floral china and minimalist modern tableware.
An exceptionally clean interior with no tea or coffee staining, making it instantly ready for display or functional entertaining.

Collectibility: High. Because the "Ninon" pattern was discontinued in 1972, individual serving pieces like teapots are highly sought after by vintage collectors looking to complete inherited family sets or replace broken heirloom components via specialized retailers like Replacements, Ltd. or boutique marketplaces.