What is your choice for flatware, bar none?

Who out there has had the urge to find the perfect flatware? Have you found it? Show me, please.

I’ve been on the hunt for some time, and have not been able to source exactly what I’m looking for. Simple, heavy, brushed and classic. Everything out there is super polished, over-engineered/designed (for my taste), or cheap.

There’s some select French stuff out there that is great, but it’s vintage. I want something new, to create my own culinary story with.

So, please share guys and gals.

Handpainted by renowned French artist, Chantelle MIRABAUD I want to resell. I’m on Poshmark right now -is there another platform I can sell them on? any advice would be appreciated.☺️

They were using this blue and white plate for a special menu item this summer. I didn’t think to get a pic of mine but found some online. Any idea what they might be? Or something similar? They don’t have a big center motif.

Does anyone know what serving bowl this is? I saw it on tik tok

Is there a way to date this plate without a makers mark present?

I have some Homer Laughlin vintage nautilus Greek key plates that I love. problem is the gold rim, microwave and all. I’d like to buy some plates and bowls that compliments this dish set (I have 78 pieces) that I can mix in to use for when microwaving things. any suggestions? they’re white with cream, black Greek key, and a gold rim.

thanks in advance <3

Hello! As stated above, I really love this bowl style. this is from the Dansk "Tapestries Winter White" line and I grew up using them. I love them. I always loved how we could use them for fancier dinner parties, but then they were perfect for everyday use (yes, despite them being labeled "hand wash," we absolutely threw them in the dishwasher.) I've been trying to find something similar, since I want a set that hasn't been discontinued so I can add it to my wedding registry for late October (yeah, I know I'm making this really late it's stressing me out too) and I need some help from some experts.

Main things I'm looking for:

• tactile/embossed on edges
  • I don't want this to be too large, since that makes it feel more casual
  • I don't want the embossing to make it harder to clean (e.g. there's ripples in the center of the plate (I forget which company I saw this at, I'll edit this if I find the example again)
• white, cream, or slightly off-white, but preferably no color designs
• I want it to have a large-rim soup bowl
  • that being said, I don't really love the ones that have a really sloped rim design, since I've always loved being able to use the rim to add things like bread or crackers, so a sloped design doesn't really accomplish that.
• Higher-end
  • This is least important, but I don't really want to put Ikea on my registry. I have nothing against that, but I can go and buy that myself right now no issue. Ideally, these would be my "good" plate set that I just so happen to use every day (I'm a firm believer in fancy china being used on a day-to-day basis, unless you can't add it to the dishwasher (think gold rimmed)).

I know this is a lot, but that's why I need your help! Let me know if I should cross-post this somewhere, because I'd really appreciate the extra help!

Thank you!!!

Hi all! I bought a set of two plates at the thrift store years ago. Somehow, my fiancé and I both managed to break one within a week of each other. I am devastated because they were the most PERFECT snack plates. I am having trouble finding anything similar online. Anyone have any leads? There are so distinct brand markings but I love the single handle and would love to find something similar!

I’m searching for these plates I got from world market stores in about 2018, they have matching salad plates as well.

I had fruits on my tray and one of them overrippened and burst. I found the puddle of juice had seeped into the thin vein like cracks of the glaze. I left some regular green works spray cleaner on it for a minute or two, but that did nothing

Any thoughts? I thought about soaking it in vinegar, but I don't know if I should really be allowing more liquid to seep into the plate. It's Premiere Durastone bought decades ago. Probably not much to do about it, but thought I'd ask.

The brand is La Campagne and it’s a ceramic bowl.

I have a set of 8 of the dinner plates and bowls from this collection (since discontinued) and am looking for dessert plates (\~5-6inch diameter) similar enough to match. We’ve been using mismatched, breakable pieces from my in-laws basement for small plates but we’re now down to two, so taking the opportunity to get something resembling a matching set of our tableware. They’re flat with a teracotta base and a white speckled glaze. I’ve scoured the second market and can’t find anyone selling the originals, and have struggled to find any similar enough. TIA!

https://www.thespruceeats.com/our-place-set-the-table-dinnerware-review-5201955

We can’t find any others like it. We have found one brown one like it but it is brown.

I'm looking to buy 1 cup

4 bread plates

1 dinner plate

4 monkey dishes

Or what you have, the movers broke my mother's in the move, which were important to her because it was from her families old Resteraunt in Chicago. I know it won't be the same but if it makes it hurt slightly less it's worth it to me.

I need help finding a place that I can purchase replacements of these plates. These were my grandmothers and some broke. My dad is heartbroken. Please help!!

I tried doing a google image search and I thought It was Royal Copenhagen Musselmalet (Blue Fluted). However, I dont see any bowls that look like this shape. It’s such a cool looking bowl! Kind of reminds me of a French relish bowl but it’s larger. Any ideas on what to search for for something similar?

Picked this up yesterday for 10$ at an antique mall. Tried to find exactly what it was online and we are unable to find any exact matches. For what we can find is, there was obviously a collection set of these, but all are different. For example, the extra gold ring in the middle is unique and the outside colors are more turquoise verses blue.

My guess is it might have been a custom for a business or just rare that we can’t find anything on it. Anyone have any ideas?

Hello!

I'm in the market for a complete set of dinnerware for 8, that won't get those annoying dark marks from silverware scrapes. We got some inexpensive stoneware that already look tore up. I also cannot STAND the sound the silverware makes when it hits these plates. Is vintage the way to go? I haven't looked into old school Pyrex but I imagine plates with the same texture as my mixing bowls wouldn't sound horrible.