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Tableware items are the
dishware and
utensils used for
setting a table,
serving food, and dining. The term
includes cutlery, gl****ware,
serving dishes...
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bought a
Burslem factory,
which was
mainly intended for
making bone
china tablewares and
decorative items. It was a
latecomer in this
market compared to firms...
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trencher (from Old
French trancher 'to cut') is a type of
tableware,
commonly used in
medieval cuisine. A
trencher was
originally a flat
round of (usually...
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Charger plates or
service plates are
large plates used at full-course
dinners and/or to
dress up
special events like
parties and weddings.
Charger plates...
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Edible tableware is
tableware, such as plates,
drinkware gl****es,
utensils and cutlery, that is edible.
Edible tableware can be
homemade and has also...
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Disposable tableware includes all
disposable tableware like
disposable cups made of paper, plastic,
coated paper,
plates tablecloths,
placemats plastic...
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cloche (from the
French for "bell") is a
tableware cover,
sometimes made out of
silver though commercially available as gl****, stoneware, marble, or...
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Homemaker was a
pattern of m****-produced
earthenware tableware that was very po****r in the
United Kingdom in the 1950s and 60s.[page needed] The pattern...
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Staffordshire Tableware Ltd. was a
producer of mugs,
tableware and
dinnerware based in Stoke-on-Trent, England. It was
formerly the
ceramics division of...
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Brothers was a
British tableware manufacturer and
exporter that was
noted for its
early introduction of "semi-porcelain"
tableware. It was
among the most...
