The delicate beauty of antique Limoges china dinnerware is unparalleled in an already chef's kiss level of artistry. Highly sought after by china collectors, antique limoges pieces are something you ...

If you are preparing for holiday dinner parties and you intend to use your grandmother's antique china plates or your mother's vintage mixing bowls, here are some tips. I know that some of you are ...

Q: This pictured platter is part of my china set. The set includes 74 pieces and is in mint condition. Each piece is marked: “Wardell — Federal Shape —Syracuse China-Made in America.” I think the set ...

Noritake is a china collector's dream, with thousands of colorful, hand-painted patterns and ceramic designs appearing on everything from pin trays to dinner plates and vases to teapots. We're in love ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Both the Agatha and Colette sets were launched on Walmart’s ...

If you're merely a casual thrifter, a colorful set of plates and bowls might escape your notice. But they shouldn't — because they might be from the dinnerware brand Fiesta, and those solid-toned, ...

In 1928, Vogue declared that the “smart hostess will welcome modern china.” The statement was issued alongside imagery of Jean Luce bordered plates and French pottery with gold and silver designs.

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Vintage dishware doesn't have to gather dust in the china cabinet. Outdated table settings, such as a stack of your grandmother's old plates or a bundle of used mugs you scooped up at Salvation Army, ...

Do you shop for vintage dishes at yard sales, flea markets and antique stores? Have you inherited your grandmother’s favorite china? If so, there are a few things to know about safely using them in ...

In the autumn of 1621, the Plymouth colonists and the Wampanoag Indians celebrated the autumn feast, also known as harvest feast. The harvest feast was a longstanding event in Native American culture ...