"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." If you don't already know, Ree Drummond recently proclaimed that her newest dinnerware pattern Agatha ...

The Pioneer Woman released a stunning new colorway of her popular Agatha and Collette dinnerware sets last year that we still can’t stop thinking about. This vibrant shade adds a beautiful pop of sage ...

When it comes to holiday entertaining, the dinnerware you choose can set the entire mood for your table. You might be wondering which patterns are catching the most attention this year. The ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." If you didn't know already, The Pioneer Woman collection at Walmart will be celebrating its 10th ...

A dinner plate decorated with a picture of the Boston Massacre would not be the work of a current designer. Modern dinnerware includes solid-color pieces with no decoration; white or cream-colored ...

NEW YORK — Clarke & Clarke, a British interiors brand, has signed a licensing agreement with iconic dinnerware manufacturer Wedgwood for a fabric and wallcovering collection called Botanical Wonders ...

Picture this: you're at a cozy little estate sale, the smell of freshly baked cookies wafting through the air, and there it is-an exquisite set of vintage dinnerware sparkling under the soft light.

Did you know that the china gathering dust in your cabinets and hidden away in your attic could just make you a pretty penny? Like other collectibles, there are rare and discontinued patterns, ...

Dear Harry: I have a large number of place settings and serving pieces of Blue Danube dinnerware. Some pieces are marked with “Japan” in a banner, others with “Japan” in a square. I would like to sell ...

I collect dinnerware with Western themes and images. I own six of these brown plates with a tan body and decorated with a cowboy on a bucking bronco. They are marked “Holman Company” on the back. Do ...

The look of the future was invented in Cleveland in the 1950s. Long before the film "The Graduate" would make it a buzzword, "plastics" was the medium in which Joan Luntz created. For five decades, ...