Noritake Oval Vegetable Serving Bowl Tureen with Lid "The Sahara Pattern" 58590

Product Description:  Known for elegance and quality to customers around the world since the early 1900's, this Noritake lidded, oval vegetable bowl in the vintage "The Sahara" (58590) pattern was introduced in 1925. It features delicate, pink-rose swags with a repeated tan and black diamond-flower pattern around the rim with gold gilt trim on white porcelain. 

Note:  Please refer to "Condition" below

Circa:  1925-1938

Pattern Number:  58590

Status:  Discontinued

Pattern Name:  The Sahara

Dimensions:  11 5/8" length (with handles) x 9 1/2" (without handles) x 7 1/4" width x 2 5/8" height (without lid), 4 1/2" height (overall with lid), Lid: 2 1/2" height

Product Weight:  2 pounds 7 ounces

Markings:  In red and yellow - Noritake "M" with wreath, Made In Japan, The Sahara, U.S. Design, Pat. 58590

Color:  Pink, Tan, Black, Gold, White

Material:  Porcelain.  All glazed with exception of inner lip surface of lid, lip on bowl and round lip on round footed base.

Care: Hand Wash Only. Not Microwave Safe

Condition: Used. Condition is commensurate with age and normal use. Considered very good condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. Minimal wear on gold gilt. Light discoloration on non-glazed lip areas.

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