What Are Ceramic Items Worth?

14 items tagged “ceramic” — sorted by value, from most to least expensive.

Tea Cup

Tea Cup

A popular ceramic tea cup with lid and saucer, holding 8-12 oz, suitable for hot tea or coffee.

Coffee Cup
$5.25

Coffee Cup

A standard 11-15 oz ceramic coffee mug, the most popular type sold for everyday use.

Soup Bowl

Soup Bowl

A soup bowl is a shallow, wide dish typically made of ceramic or porcelain used for serving soups, stews, and cereals.

Pie Dish
$11

Pie Dish

The Emile Henry France Ruffled Pie Dish is Amazon's #1 Best Seller in Pie Pans, a premium ceramic dish ideal for baking pies with even heat distribution and an elegant ruffled edge.

Espresso Cup

Espresso Cup

A ceramic or porcelain cup designed for serving espresso, typically 2-3 ounces, used in formal or casual dining settings.

Soup Tureen
$40.98

Soup Tureen

A soup tureen is a large, lidded serving dish used in the kitchen for holding and serving soup or stew at the table.

Gravy Boat
$24.95

Gravy Boat

A ceramic or porcelain serving vessel used for pouring gravy, sauce, or dressing at the table.

Ocarina
$20

Ocarina

A 12-hole ceramic alto C ocarina, the most common beginner wind instrument in the ocarina family.

Incense
$16.57

Incense

A ceramic incense holder or burner used for home aromatherapy and decoration.

Vase
$20

Vase

A decorative vase for home decor is a container typically made of glass, ceramic, or rattan used to display flowers, branches, or as a standalone accent piece on tables, shelves, or mantels.

Ceramic Planter

Ceramic Planter

A ceramic planter is a durable, weather-resistant pot designed for holding garden plants, suitable for indoor or outdoor use.

Sugar Bowl
$15

Sugar Bowl

A sugar bowl is a lidded kitchen container designed to hold granulated sugar for table service.

Mug
$3.00

Mug

A mug is a common cylindrical ceramic or glass kitchenware item used for drinking hot beverages like coffee or tea.

Dinner Plate

Dinner Plate

A standard ceramic dinner plate used for serving main courses at meals, typically 10-11 inches in diameter and sold individually or in sets.

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