The plate in the image is a piece of Noritake china, which has historical ties to the Morimura Brothers company in Japan. Morimura Brothers and Noritake Origins: The Morimura Brothers established a trading company in New York in 1876, which later led to the creation of the Noritake porcelain manufactory in Japan. Markings: China produced by the company often featured a backstamp with an "M" (for Morimura) within a wreath. Timeframe: The "M" patterns were typically imported from 1914 to 1940, before imports stopped due to World War II. Pattern: The floral design on the plate appears to be a known Noritake pattern, possibly referred to as "Paisley" in some listings. Noritake china from the Morimura era is considered vintage and collectible, often hand-painted with intricate details and gold trim. 9.75 inches diameter Plate stand not included in sale