Rich, warm, and deeply decorative — the Cumberland pattern by Sango has the feel of a romantic evening in a Mediterranean courtyard. Alternating large and small panels in rust/terracotta red and burnished gold line the border, filled with florals and intricate surface patterns; the smaller panels feature hand-applied moriage (raised dot) detailing that adds a subtle three-dimensional quality. Against the white porcelain ground, the effect is striking.
Stamped "Sango China, Japan, Cumberland 3732." Sango manufactured in Japan from the 1950s until 1977, when production moved to Indonesia — placing this piece in the pre-1977 Japanese era, and the logo style suggests the 1960s to 1976. We carry additional serving pieces in this pattern; search the site to see them all.
A bold, beautiful centerpiece for a fall or holiday table, a stunning addition to a Sango Cumberland collection, or a gift for someone who loves maximalist, Mediterranean-inspired tableware.
Made in: Japan by Sango
Era: late 1960s–1976
Pattern: Cumberland #3732
Material: Porcelain with moriage detailing
Dimensions: 9" long × 6" wide
Condition: Very good vintage condition — no issues beyond normal age and use
