Bought this set from an estate sale not sure it's valuable. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Joseph Birbeck was an artist from early 20th century.
Does anyone recognize what brand/model this is? I’ve obsessed with this plate since our last meal at Acquerello SF. Thought I’d be able to find it with Google Lens or Pinterest but no luck so far. Thanks in advance for the help!
Last year, we purchased six of these small bowls at a thrift shop and, for whatever reason, our family loves them. They’re the perfect size for a little dessert or yogurt and the weight/feel is somehow *just right* (yes, my family is all neurodivergent, why do you ask 😂). A couple have gotten broken and, in a family of 6, there are never enough dishes to go around as it is. I’d love to troll resale shops online for more of them, but I think a brand name, if not also a pattern name, would make that process a lot easier. Any ideas? Photos include the (unfortunately pretty illegible to me) brand mark on the bottom and a dinner spoon for size reference. Thoughts?
Hi there! Moving soon and time to upgrade the dishware. I found these sets that I really like but im struggling to find matching plates. Were going for a darker natural vibe. Preferably something dishwasher safe. Any recommendations greatly appreciated!
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Hi, y'all, sub newbie here and OMG am I enjoying your posts! When you serve hot foods in the Le Creuset ramekins or mini cocottes on non-LC plates (porcelain or ceramic), do you protect the plate from heat shock with a coaster or cork mat or something? Do you warm the plates in the oven ahead of time? Asking because I use discontinued Sango "Tango" salad plates and saucers (1997-2001) as dessert plates; they are marked "oven-safe" but I have no idea what max temp is. I am thinking of getting some LC ramekins and mini cocottes or serving hot desserts (e.g., apple crisp, souffle) on them, so after a few minutes of cooling on the stove after cooking, they'd be at a temperature of around 320F to 400F.
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I’ve been looking for these type of plates but I don’t know what the shape is called. If I look for stoneware pasta plates, there are various shapes. I’m looking for this specific shape. Anybody know what it’s called ?
It might actually be older than that; i never heard of her traveling abroad.. it has twelve small bowls and twelve big bowls and four of those cups. I want to complete the set for my grandmother.
