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Sango China - Dinnerware

Sango made hundreds of patterns but we gravitate towards the exotic. So far I know they produce dinnerware in Japan and Korea. I gravitate towards their more exotic patterns and have pieces of Black Lilies, Zuni, Kenya and Anastasia.

Anastasia

Sango Anastasia is a pattern from their Quadrille line. It features pink and grey poppy-like flowers with green leaves and black accents on a white background.

Aristocrat

Sango Aristrocrat lives up to its name. It is an elegant looking pattern with a white background and a deep cobalt blue rim with gold accents. It was produced from 1981 to 1983.

Contempo

Sango Contempo is from the Quadrille line. Identical to Black Lilies except the mauve color replaces the black. It was produced from 1986 to 1989.

Dunes

Sango Dunes is a rustic pattern with black and gray crackly waves on a dark cream background.

Honey and Rice

Sango Honey and Rice has a floral border with gold trim on a white background.

Maui

The Sango Maui pattern was designed by Larry Laslo. It has a white background with Orange bird of paradise with grey and black foliage. It was produced from 1986 to 1992, a stunning and exotic design!

Memories

Sango Memories was produced from 1984 to 1992. It has a white background, black rim and white, orange and dark pink flowers.

Quadrille Black Lilies

The Quadrille Black Lilies is a stunning pattern in black and white, reminiscent of art deco. It was produced from 1984 to 1994.

Quadrille Kenya Black

The Sango Kenya Black pattern is that of a zebra, white and black stripes. It has the same shape as the Black Lilies, basically square. It, too, is a stunning pattern, produced from 1985 to 1989.

Zuni

The Sango Zuni pattern (most likely named after the North American Indian tribe) definitely has a Indian/South Western look about it. The colors are torquoise, rose and tan in a geometric design.