Microwave Cooking for One by Marie T Smith
Shopping for Microwave Safe Dinnerware
Sakura Dinnerware
For over 40 years Sakura, Inc., a the
privately held company based in New York City, was a leading
marketer of consumer dinnerware and a recognized design leader
specializing in casual and theme products for the housewares market.
Then in mid-2000 the company was purchased by Oneida, Ltd.
Today, Sakura, Inc., is the ceramic tabletop arm
of Oneida, Ltd., and is one of the country's leading marketers of
casual dinnerware, dimensional accessories, melamine, acrylics,
barware and flatware. Sakura's broad distribution includes
department stores, mid-tier retailers, mass market stores and
leading catalogs. The company carries an active list of highly
successful licensing agreements in both art and design with David
Carter Brown, Warren Kimble, Debbie Mumm, Claire Murray, and others.
Sakura's ceramic dinnerware is perfect for casual dining, and is
safe for use in the microwave and dishwasher.
Currently Available Sakura Patterns
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Retired Patterns — Don't see your pattern on this page? Check
the retired pattern section for solutions finding replacement pieces for your
discontinued Sakura pattern. |
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