Set of Two Korean-Made Sangostone Vintage Stoneware Floral Plates / Dessert Plates

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US$ 15.79
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Set of Two Korean-Made Sangostone Vintage Stoneware Floral Plates / Dessert Plates - Plates & Trays - Porcelain Brown

Product Description

There are a few small indentations, please refer to the photos. This has been reflected in the price. Due to its age, it is not recommended for use in ovens or microwaves. It is best suited for cold items or as a decorative piece. Diameter 19cm, Height 2cm Care: Hand wash recommended. Avoid strong detergents or dishwashers to prevent chemicals from seeping into any existing fine lines. This dish originates from the Korean brand Sangostone (often part of the Sango product line), known for its high-quality Stoneware dinnerware. Sangostone products typically feature retro designs reminiscent of the 1980s, often showcasing motifs like flowers (e.g., the Butterfly series), shells (Coquille series), or rustic landscapes. These fine lines are not signs of damage but a phenomenon known in ceramics as "crazing." This is common in older Stoneware or semi-porcelain items like Sangostone and is primarily caused by: 1. **Inconsistent Coefficient of Expansion:** This is the fundamental reason. The "body" (inner clay) and the "glaze" (outer glassy layer) of the dish expand and contract at different rates when heated or cooled. When the glaze shrinks more than the body, it creates tension that causes the glaze surface to develop numerous fine cracks. 2. **Aging and Thermal Stress:** These pieces were typically produced between the 1980s and 1990s. Over time, ceramics can absorb trace moisture from the air, causing slight expansion. Combined with repeated exposure to extreme temperature changes from microwaves, ovens, and dishwashers, the glaze eventually succumbs to physical fatigue, resulting in these characteristic cracks. **Transaction Guidelines:** ■ Pre-owned items naturally show signs of use, which contributes to their vintage charm. ■ Please do not expect these items to be in brand-new condition. If you are concerned about signs of wear or previous use, purchasing new items is recommended. ■ If you are concerned about discrepancies between the actual product and the photos, please message us for additional pictures. **Packaging:** ■ We primarily use recycled packaging materials on hand, which may include old cardboard boxes, newspapers, or paper bags. ■ Fragile items will be carefully wrapped with bubble wrap. **Feedback:** ■ If you encounter any issues upon receiving your item, please contact us first. We are happy to resolve any problems together. Malicious reviews with a rating of three stars or below will result in being blocked from future transactions.

Product Details

Material
Porcelain
How It's Made
Machine-made
Where It's Made
Republic of Korea (ROK)
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Down to the last 0
Ranking
No.54,131 - Kitchen & Dining  |  No.5,258 - Plates & Trays
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Product Type
Antique and Vintage
Listing Summary
The origin of some vintage items is unknown. We will do our best to indicate the source; if uncertain, we will label it as "Made in Taiwan."

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