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.
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
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.
