Noritake Pattern Name?

The bowl stands 3.25" tall and 5.25" in diameter, and the underplate measures 6.25" in diameter. Would it be a mayonnaise bowl? The the Japanese/Chinese mark is suppose to be a legend number identifying the pattern. Any help pinning down a name or year is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Joe

 

I once tried to find a name for a Noritake pattern

I gave up after looking at 2200 patterns

 

Using fruit and swag as description words, I was able to find other pieces in this pattern, but no name. Most were described as Art Deco style from the 1930s-40s. Which, in my opinion, would be correct .

 

I have a small dish, I think, in this pattern. If I remember when I'm home I'll look. But don't know the pattern at all.

 

Me too. On the replacements.com site I uses the description words of fruit swag. A couple of the results were very similar to this pattern with the same fruit swag and fruit compote/urn, but not this particular pattern. Neither of the similar patterns had a name. They only had a pattern number: N3611 and N2833

http://www.replacements.com/webquote/N__N3611.htm#9494959
http://www.replacements.com/webquote/N__N2833.htm#7933415

Replacements dated one of these pattern at starting around 1918. They didn't have the discontinued date. Here are the patterns on Replacements that came up using the search words: Noritake fruit swag.
http://search.replacements.com/texi...der-a&query=Noritake+fruit+swag&submit=Submit

--- Susan