Posted 9 years ago
goho
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Trying to identify the maker of this mid century stoneware plate. The name of the pattern "Arabesco" Freezer to Oven Stoneware Made in Japan Dishwasher Safe 4124 1-1 is marked on the back. We think Arabesco is the name of the pattern. We don't know the significance of the number. We have found other plates by this manufacturer, but they apparently were unable to identify the maker based on the makers mark, as well. Any information would be greatly appreciated!(We have other plates with this makers mark that were sold by Sears probably in the 1970s. We are trying to find out the name of the company that made these for Sears. Thanks!
Found a *Caleca Arabesco* Covered Casserole Dish. Sounds like Arabesco is the maker:
http://bestbakerscasserolesreview.blogspot.ca/2013/05/caleca-arabesco-covered-casserole-dish.html
Says there [QUOTED] from above site:
Caleca Arabesco Covered Casserole Dish
Product Details
Kitchen & Housewares
Color: Blue
Brand: Caleca
Model: Arabesco Covered Casserole Dish
Dimensions: 11.00" h x 19.50" w x 13.50" l,
Features
Includes one art; 311 covered casserole dish
All natural majolica/ceramic components individually hand-painted with non-toxic glazes and colors
In the Caleca pattern Arabesco delicate petals of jasmine repeat themselves indefinitely on curls and vines of an intense cobalt blue to recreate a table from an era of long ago
Dishwasher safe; microwavable
Chip-resistant
These don't have delicate flowers. I think you may be referring to Caleca's Arabesco pattern, Caleca is an italian pottery- these were made in Japan- their styles are very different. But, thanks for your input!
The symbol is used by Federalist China