I bought a set of china in an antique mall in Alabama in the late 90s. The stamp on the underside of the dishes says that the china is from Narumi (Mikassa) and the pattern is Pioneer. I’ve searched for ages, but I’ve never been able to confirm this pattern ever actually existed, and I’ve never seen another piece anywhere. I’d like to start using it more often, but I’m terrified I’ll break a piece and have no hope of replacing it.

Posted by:elizabeth

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11 replies on “Narumi Pioneer”

    1. Thank you! I’d like to find out more about it, but I seem to have the only set in the world.

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    1. Thank you! I’m still looking for more information about it, but it doesn’t seem to exist outside of my house.

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  3. Im going thru an enormous amount of estate items from my family and have a service for six tea set of this pattern, which has the teapot, cups and saucers, side plates, the creamer. I have the sugar bowl lid, but have not yet located the dish. Im pretty sure I’ll locate that. If you’re interested in finding out more, email me soon. I will be ebaying this set in about a week.

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  5. I was going through some of my mom’s things (she is 89) and this is the set of China an uncle brought to her from overseas in the early 1950’s. Did you ever find a value attached to it?

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  6. I have a box full of this pattern. It appears to be a service for 10. Have you found out anything more about it?

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    1. Hi Pat,
      Not a thing, unfortunately. Can you see any other markings on yours? I would love to know more about this china, but there doesn’t seem to be much information out there.

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