Egg Dish / Shallow Baker, Andrea by Sadek, Parsley #8189, Porcelain Ovenware, Japan, Vintage 1970s–1980s

The Parsley pattern has a devoted following — and once you see it, you understand why. This small shallow baking dish in Sadek's beloved Parsley pattern is one of those quietly perfect pieces: bright white porcelain, bold green parsley leaves, the clean confidence of a design that knows exactly what it is.

• Maker: Andrea by Sadek
• Pattern: Parsley, #8189 ("Oven to Table Cookware," stamped on base)
• Materials: Porcelain
• Dimensions: 5.75" diameter, 6.75" wide including handles, 1.25" tall
• Origin: Japan
• Era: Vintage, 1970s–1980s (estimated)
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition — no chips, cracks, or scratches, appears barely used, possibly display only. Two available, both comparable. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

At just under 6 inches in diameter with small handles, it works beautifully as an individual egg baker, a small gratin dish, a condiment server, or a mise en place bowl for the table. A charming spring and summer piece, and a lovely gift for someone who collects Parsley or simply loves a well-dressed table.

Andrea by Sadek was founded in 1936 by brothers Charles and Norman Sadek in New Rochelle, New York, and named for Charles's daughter, Andrea, who remains involved in design today. After WWII, Norman began working directly with Japanese factories to elevate production quality — the foundation of the brand's reputation for fine craftsmanship in figurines, tea sets, lamps, dinnerware, and more. Though acquired by Fitz and Floyd in 2015, the Sadek family remains involved in product design to this day.

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