Vintage hotsell set of 4 Blue Danube pieces,bone dish,large vegetable bowl,coupe cereal bowl,candle lamp no globe,blue onion,japan,patent,1960's,vtg

This is a VERY COOL hodge podge of different items from Blue Danube. The crescent bone dish, and the large oval vegetable bowl are dated from 1951-1976, but were purchased in the 1960's by my grandmother and a gift for my mom. The candle lamp and the small coupe cereal bowl, were purchased by my mother in the 1970's. Price listed is for ALL FOUR PIECES>

All are in excellent condition, and have been very very well taken care of.

The candle lamp measures Height: 4 1/2 in ** which sells on replacements for 14.99- only 4 available
The Large Vegatable bowl measures 7 5/8 x 10 inches. ** which sells on replacements for 79.99- OOS
The crescent bone dish measures 6.75" **out of stock, no price, RARE! - OOS
The small coupe cereal bowl measures 6 inches across. **which sells on replacments for 53.99- OOS


@@@ OOS means OUT OF STOCK @ Replacements

Most of these will be rare finds to add to your missing pieces in your collection.

Anyway, please look at the other items in the shop, as we DO combine shipping. Also, please come back often, as I will be adding items daily. If you want an exact shipping quote, please convo me your postal code/zip, and I will get that for you! Especially important if you are from another country! Tell me your postal code, and country, and I will adapt the listing for you to make the purchase! I am sorry, but we do not ship to the Phillipines,or Italy.

Thanks and enjoy your purchase!

VINTOLOGIST aka: THE TrueAmericanPicker


History & Backstamps

"The Blue Danube pattern of fine translucent porcelain dinnerware, which is under-glazed decorated, was developed in 1951. Blue Danube was distributed in the United States, Canada, Central America and parts of Europe.
"In October 1963, Mr. Lipper purchased full interest of the company from Mr. Mann and the corporate name was changed to Lipper International Inc.
"Lipper International has continuously distributed Blue Danube fine china up until the present time. They have the patent on the border of Blue Danube, which was designed by Mr. Lipper himself and the Blue Danube name is also copyrighted in the U.S. Patent Office."
The Web site's "The History of Blue Danube" sections reads: "The Blue Danube pattern was inspired by a similar pattern created during the Yuan dynasty (1260-1368 A.D.) in China. It represents the design variation attributed to the German artist Kandler. The flowers in the Blue Danube pattern depict the ancient Chinese symbols of good fortune and happiness. The original design, with some variations, made its way to Eastern Europe, where it has been produced for approximately 200 years."
Lipper International marked its pieces with a variety of backstamps. The Blue Danube in a hotsell banner back-stamp was used from 1951 through 1976. The "boxed" Blue Danube backstamp was used between 1977 and 2000. In 2001, Lipper used a 50th anniversary backstamp. Beginning in 2001, a new backstamp featuring Blue Danube partially enclosed by scrollwork and with Japan in the lower right corner was introduced.
Lipper International is a wholesaler and, with the exception of some replacement pieces, does not sell to the general public.


I credit the Morning call for some of this information.