What Are Dinnerware Items Worth?
10 items tagged “dinnerware” — sorted by value, from most to least expensive.
China Set
A China Set in tableware dining context refers to a fine porcelain or bone china dinnerware set typically including plates, bowls, and serving pieces for 4-8 place settings.
Dinner Set
A dinner set is a matching collection of tableware including plates, bowls, and sometimes cups or saucers, typically for 4-8 people, used for everyday or formal dining.
Bread Plate
A small 6-6.5 inch plate used in formal dining to serve bread, butter, and appetizers.
Dessert Plate
A dessert plate is a small plate typically 7-8 inches in diameter used in tableware for serving desserts, salads, or appetizers during dining.
Fondue Set
A fondue set is a kitchen cooking pot, typically stainless steel or electric, used for melting cheese, chocolate, or oil for dipping foods like bread, vegetables, or meat.
Toddler Plate
A plastic or silicone divided plate designed for toddlers and young children, typically 6-8 inches in diameter.
Serving Platter
A serving platter is a large, flat dish used in kitchenware for presenting and serving food such as roasts, appetizers, or desserts.
Fork
A standard kitchen fork used for eating, typically sold individually or in basic flatware sets for everyday use.
Salad Plate
A standard ceramic or porcelain plate typically 8-9 inches in diameter used for serving salads or appetizers.
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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