Noritake 175

I have a huge set of Noritake with three different markings as pictured. Can someone help me make sense of what the markings mean and how that affects value?

 

Look at the marks here, under the 1930s: http://www.noritakecollectorsguild.info/bstamps/index.html
People are calling this pattern Christmas Ball. There is a ton of it on worthpoint.

 

All it means is that Noritake pattern was made by different companies. It is still the same Noritake pattern so shouldn't matter to anyone purchasing it.
Mikey

 

Noritake was made by different companies?

 

Oops Factories.

 

This is a fairly collectible pattern. If you sell it make sure you refer to it as Christmas Ball, 175 & #16034. I have sold many pieces of this & it sells fairly quickly especially in the fall.

This link will help in ID'ing the different pieces.

https://www.replacements.com/china-noritake-175/c/64814

 

Thank you!

 

That was my mother's "good" china! We only called it 175.

 

This was my great aunt's "good" china, too! (We just called it Aunt Grace's good china!)