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Shopping for Microwave Safe Dinnerware

Sakura Microwave Safe Dinnerware

For over 40 years Sakura, Inc., a privately held company based in New York City, was a leading marketer of dinnerware and a recognized design leader specializing in casual and theme products for the housewares market. The company carried an active list of highly successful licensing agreements in both art and design with David Carter Brown, Warren Kimble, Debbie Mumm, Sue Zipkin and others. Then in mid-2000 the company was purchased by Oneida, Ltd.

For a while Sakura was the ceramic tabletop arm of Oneida, Ltd., one of the country's leading marketers of casual dinnerware, dimensional accessories, melamine, acrylics, barware and flatware. Its broad distribution includes department stores, mid-tier retailers, mass market stores and leading catalogs. Perfect for casual dining, most patterns are safe for use in the microwave and dishwasher. Around 2006, Oneida stopped marketing its dinnerware using the Sakura name. Look for current dinnerware patterns under the Oneida name in the Oneida section of this website.

If you arrived here looking to identify or replace pieces for your discontinued Sakura pattern, we have set up a catalog of most of the patterns with links to available items online that were available under the Sakura brand name.

Sakura Discontinued Dinnerware Patterns

Accidents happen and when a piece of your favorite Sakura dinnerware breaks, it can be frustrating trying to find a replacement when you discover that your pattern has been discontinued. To help you with your search for replacement or additional pieces for your Sakura collection, we have created this catalog of the discontinued Sakura patterns. Just bookmark the page for your pattern, and check back once a week for new listings to add to your collection.

There are a lot of Sakura patterns. Did we miss yours? We'll be happy to create a page for your pattern. Just post your request at our Facebook Page. Patterns are divided alphabetically into separate sections providing a thumbnail preview of the pattern.

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