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Sango moved manufacturing to Indonesia in 1977, so a Japan-made backstamp on a piece like this one pins its production to before that date with real confidence.
Maker: Sango
Pattern: Cumberland (#3732)
Materials: Fine porcelain, moriage raised dots
Origin: Japan
Era: Vintage, late 1960s–1976
Dimensions: 3.875" tall; holds 8 oz
Condition: Excellent condition — no issues found. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
Large decorative panels in terracotta rust and gold frame smaller panels with hand-applied moriage raised dots, a technique that adds tactile dimension to the design. Backstamped “Sango China, Japan, Cumberland 3732.”
A beautiful creamer for a warm-toned autumn table or a Mediterranean-inspired setting.
The Cumberland pattern's combination of bold panel work and raised moriage detail represents Sango at its most maximalist, a style that has aged into genuine collectibility.
Other Cumberland serving pieces are also available in the shop — a distinctive gift for anyone whose table leans toward the richly decorative.
