Vintage Mikasa Duplex Dinner Plate - Duet by Ben Seibel - 1970s Yellow Dinnerware the three daughters of madame liang this bit of mystery does

this bit of mystery does give us the opportunity though to daydream about how this cloth came into being and who might have made it and why they chose this pattern and how long it took to make

this small milk glass mixing bowl lost its packaged together companions and forged an adventurous life all on its own alone

their pretty color palette is timeless making them easily stylish paired alongside antique china from the 1800s or more contemporary modern-day patterns

used round kilns

they feature the beloved Blue Harriman pattern made for Union Pacific Railroad by Scammell's in Trenton

Vintage Mikasa Duplex Dinner Plate - Duet by Ben Seibel - 1970s Yellow Dinnerware the three daughters of madame liang this bit of mystery doesThe study of sculpture has been one of the most important forces in my approach to design. Ben Seibel {HISTORY} Founded by California born, George Aratani (1917 2013) in the 1950s, Mikasa began as an importer of Japanese dishware to America. Known for their fashionable designs, suburb quality, and convenient sales shops located within stores like Macy's and Bloomingdales, their dishware was an immediate success with mainstream mid century America. In