Mikasa Nantucket Dinner Plate 386132
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Nantucket by Mikasa
Mikasa Nantucket is the name of two discontinued patterns. Mikasa Nantucket (CAC56) was produced from 1990 to 1991. Production dates are not available for Mikasa Nantucket (NB802). If you need replacement or additional pieces for your collection of Mikasa Nantucket, monitor this page on a weekly basis for new listings.
Mikasa Nantucket Tureen 1426201
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MIKASA NANTUCKET INTAGLIO CAC56 SALT & PEPPER SHAKERS
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MIKASA INTAGLIO CAC56 NANTUCKET 2 SOUP BOWLS/2 DINNER PLATES-USED-BOWLS EXC.
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Mikasa Cera Stone ~ Nantucket N8802 ~ Chop Plate or Round Platter 12"
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Mikasa Intaglio Serving Platter Plate 12 3/4" * CAC56* ‘NANTUCKET* Near Mint!
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Mikasa Nantucket Intaglio Gravy Boat Mint Condition No Underplate
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Mikasa Intaglio CAC56 Nantucket Creamer Clean Lines
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Mikasa, Nantucket SOUP/Wide Brim CEREAL BOWLS Set Of 4 “Ducks And Pumpkins”
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MIKASA NANTUCKET INTAGLIO CAC56 SALT & PEPPER SHAKERS RETIRED
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Mikasa Coffee/Tea Server Intaglio “Nantucket” About 8” Tall
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Wine Glass Charms Two Sets Total 14: Mikasa and Nantucket Distributing
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Mikasa Intaglio CAC56 Nantucket Creamer Clean Lines
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Nantucket BY MIkasa Sugar Dish /lid.
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Mikasa dinner plate(Nantucket) 4 available
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Please Note: Not all Mikasa is safe for use in the microwave. Patterns with gold or platinum decorations should not be used in a microwave because microwaves can not pass through metal. If in doubt, use this simple test: Is this Utensil Safe for the Microwave?
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