Dinnerware

maggienoella
on 3/11/13 3:25 am

What are some pretty choices for petite dinnerware?

I used to scoff at the idea of small plates but have changed my mind.

Now, where to get pretty stuff?
Even stark white is ok.
Thanks

Miss150
on 3/11/13 3:37 am

If you are looking for single place settings or pieces, check out ebay- lots to look at, and the odd single pieces are sometimes cheap as chips.

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cajunlady1958
on 3/11/13 3:42 am - Broussard, LA

Revision on 12/30/15

I found a lot of small dinnerware at World Market. You can also shop local oriental shops and sometimes garage sales.

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PaulaS
on 3/11/13 4:18 am - TX

VSG on 04/06/11

Oriental stores, World Market, Tuesday Morning all have selections.

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frisco
on 3/11/13 3:45 am, edited 3/11/13 3:45 am

VSG on 09/30/09

Did you see this weeks Cafe Frisco posting at LapSF.com ?

and this thread..... Elina does pretty.....

http://www.obesityhelp.com/forums/VSG/4610751/Frisco-Plate-f etish-maybe/

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maggienoella
on 3/11/13 4:01 am

That's exactly what I was looking for, Frisco...that thread. Thanks!
It's been on my mind since I saw it & I'm a believer now.
DH always plates prettier than I do. Guess I'll have to learn about that.
When it looks appealing, it is more satisfying. I finally get it.

(deactivated member)
on 3/11/13 4:22 am

VSG on 06/30/09

Pretty is my middle name. :) I love beautiful china and porcelain pieces and would not imagine eating off of anything else. Yes, I am a bit of a princess that way.

I buy most of my dishes as Japanese high end stores. I look for beautiful patterns and unique shapes to go along with my food. I have special dishes for fish that are the color of blue/green water and other plates that are specific to different foods. I have beautiful French bowls for dairy products, most specifically for my morning mood and others that speak to me at night time. I love color and texture and it matters to me what the presentation of my food looks like.

Connie S.
on 3/11/13 7:00 am - CA

VSG on 03/04/13

I am, admittedly, a china fanatic. I have no fewer than five full sets of dishes, including one of antique Haviland china with gorgeous floral patterns, as well as several odd pieces. I got out the tiny fruit bowls, salad plates, etc, and really love using them every day. I do have to hand wash them, but since it is just for me, it's not too much of a chore. I still need to find the right utensils, and more small measuring cups.

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