Antique White by Mikasa
Antique White Available Directly from Mikasa — Introduced in 2000. The scalloped edges and creamy glaze of the Antique White pattern suggest a slightly baroque European design influence. This handsome traditional look is partnered with Mikasa's Ultima+ super strong fine china formulation for durability. No need to worry about enjoying this china everyday, you can use it with confidence. It's even chip-resistant. A place in time is so exquisitely captured with the luster and elegance of this uniquely-shaped all-white design — adding a touch of elegance to a traditional setting. Add a touch of color to your table setting by accenting with the coordinating Antique Orchard, Antique White Scroll or Botanical Bouquet patterns as well as Holiday Berries for the holiday season. Microwave and dishwasher safe. For a more formal dinner affair, consider the Antique White Platinum pattern. In 2016, Mikasa introduced Antique White Bone, crafted of high quality bone china.
A four-piece place setting of Mikasa Antique White includes: 10½-inch dinner plate, 8½-inch salad plate, 30-ounce cereal bowl and 14-ounce mug. The collection is available in: 4-Piece Set (1 place setting); and 16-Piece Set (4 place settings).
A five-piece place setting of Mikasa Antique White includes: 10½-inch dinner plate, 8½-inch salad plate, 14-ounce rim soup bowl and 11-ounce tea cup and 6½-inch saucer. The collection is available in: 5-Piece Set (1 place setting) and 40-Piece Set (8 place setting).
Antique White by Mikasa Pattern Family
(Set of 4)
(Set of 4)
(Set of 4)
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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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