Tableware
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Wolf & Badger
Moo Hand Painted Cows Plate
£115
Wilko
Sesame Speckle Dinner Plate - Oatmeal
£3.49
Wilko
Summer Living PP Serving Bowls - Multicolour
£0.89 £1.49
Wilko
Nordic Tree Side Plate - Sage
£2.99
Wilko
Ribbed Glass Jug - Clear
£1.99
Wilko
Vintage Pearl Cereal Bowl - White
£2.49
Wilko
12 Piece Dinner Set - White, Bone China
£10.80
Wolf & Badger
Gateaux Dish - Green
£110
Holloways of Ludlow
Butter Dish with Lid - Pink, Terracotta
£35
Wolf & Badger
Space Oval Platter - Grey, Porcelain
£62
Fenwick
Serving Bowl - Blue, Ceramic
£40
Wolf & Badger
Skull Bone China Pasta Bowl - Gold, Black
£56
Wilko
Vancouver 7" Pasta Salad Bowl - Sage
£1.25
Heal's
Dinner Plate - Blue, Ceramic
£20
Wilko
Stacking Bowl - 7cm
£3.59
Anta
Graham Salad Bowl
£87.50
Anta
Canary Porridge Bowl - Stoneware
£32.20
Fenwick
Serving Bowl with Organic Shape - Blue, Ceramic
£19
Fenwick
Salad Plate with Organic Shape - Blue, Ceramic
£13
Wilko
Mosaic Porcelain 12 Piece Dinner Set - Multi
£40
Anta
David Kennedy Salad Plate - Stoneware
£32.20
Anta
Oakleaf Small Milk Jug
£38
Wilko
Nordic Tree Bowl - Sage
£3.29
Marks & Spencer
M&S Collection Rattan Footed Bowl - Natural, Natural
£20
Fenwick
Turtle Pitcher - Green, Glass
£60
Wilko
Pearl Serving Bowl - Blue
£2.57 £4.29
Fenwick
Grandpa Teapot - Ceramic
£100
Wilko
Charger Plate - Black / Matt
£0.75
Wilko
Butterfly Side Plate - White
£0.83
Wolf & Badger
Raspberry Pink Trapeze Girl Dinner Plate - Pink, Bone China
£62
Graham and Green
Glass Handle Jug - Blue
£28.20 £47
Wolf & Badger
Amelie Charger Plate - White, Fine Bone China
£103
Wilko
Lemon Bowl - Yellow
£2.49
Wilko
Metallic Golden Pine Butter Dish - White
£6.99
Wilko
20cm Wooden Serving Plate - Brown
£17
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Porcelain is fired at high temperatures, which makes it fine, strong and non-porous. Bone china contains bone ash, so it is lighter, slightly translucent and surprisingly resistant to chipping. Stoneware is thicker, heavier and more rustic, while earthenware is the most porous and chips most easily, making it better for occasional use.
Porcelain and bone china resist chipping best. Stoneware is sturdy but can chip at the rim, and reactive glazes vary from piece to piece. For family use, choose vitrified porcelain that is dishwasher and microwave safe, with a rolled or reinforced rim that takes knocks in the sink. Plain glazes hide wear better.
Eight suits most households, covering family meals, guests and the occasional breakage. Smaller homes can start with four to six and add more over time. If you host large gatherings only once or twice a year, simple white plates are easy to supplement without needing to match exactly. Open stock lets you replace singles.
Most dinner plates measure 26–28 cm across. Plates larger than 28 cm look generous but may not fit smaller cupboards or dishwasher racks, so measure both before buying. Side plates of around 20 cm and pasta bowls of about 22–24 cm are the most versatile companions. Deep bowls replace separate soup plates.
Yes, if you welcome variation: no two pieces are identical, which is much of the appeal. Check whether it is dishwasher and microwave safe, as some artisan glazes need hand-washing. Handmade pieces can be slightly heavier and less uniform in size, so check they stack neatly in your cupboards. Expect some variation in colour.
Most stoneware and porcelain is microwave safe, and many pieces are oven safe too, but only if the maker says so. Avoid sudden temperature changes, such as moving a dish from the fridge into a hot oven, which can crack it. Never microwave anything with gold, silver or platinum decoration.