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Image 1 — (Antique?) Ginori Plates - dating and usability for eating? USA.
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(Antique?) Ginori Plates - dating and usability for eating? USA.

A friend inherited a full service set from her grandmother. We are trying to figure out how old these are, and the name of the pattern. We are also curious if these are safe to eat from, or if we should be concerned about lead, etc. The designs seem not to be sealed in by a glaze - when we run our fingers over them they feel raised. We would be grateful for your input! Thank you!

u/Sherbert_Strawberry — 2 days ago

What size glass casserole dish is the most useful?

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Hey guys, I recently broke my casserole dish and both my mother's and husband's birthdays are up. We are a family of three: me, my husband and my son. His parents and my parents will be joining us for the celebration. I am unsure of the size, I saw some glass casserole dishes on alibaba. I saw a 3L one and I think that's too big but I wouldn't mind having something like that for future purposes. Any recommendations? Or replies are welcome. Thank you everyone in advance

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u/MissionCommittee8497 — 2 days ago

Wtb rego, trio (family emergency)

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.

u/Financial-Handle-475 — 3 days ago
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Inherited hand painted dish sets

These are from the early 1900s. Painted by a relative. Different paint themes. No idea if any of the paint is lead. Not sure where to go with these to offload them. Anyone nearby in Oregon want some? I have many dozens of photos but didn't want to overwhelm the post.

u/phemonoe153 — 4 days ago

PLEASE HELP ME FIND THESE PULCINELLA PLATES!!!

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!!

u/Either-Kick6450 — 4 days ago

Dinnerware that doesn't get knife marks?

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.

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u/Callygia — 11 days ago

Homer Laughlin

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?

u/Ok_Association8194 — 11 days ago