sought-after ! Noritake Azalea china, specifically a fruit or dessert bowls. Set of 6

Pattern:
This is part of the "Azalea" pattern, which is one of Noritake's highly favored patterns, produced from around 1917 until the 1950s.
Design:
The pattern features bright white porcelain with pink azalea flowers, green leaves, and gold trim, often with a green wreath or red Morimura backstamp indicating its production period.
Historical Context:
The Azalea pattern was initially distributed by the Larkin Soap Co. of Buffalo, N.Y., as part of their premium program, becoming in-demand during World War I when European imports were limited.
Value:
The value of Noritake Azalea china depends on its condition, rarity of the specific piece, and the intactness of the gold trim and decoration.