Part of the pure and bright Ameriwhite collection, the ring around Aurora includes concentric lines etched into the rim. The subtle decoration marries distinction and simplicity while blending easily with accessories, making it a flexible choice for casual or formal tables. The collection includes platters, plates, mugs and bowls.
The Homer-Laughlin China Co.
Mulberry, the Fiesta dinnerware line’s 50th color, is a jewel-tone shade of purple with a red cast. Standard dinnerware pieces include plates, platters, bowls, mugs, a disk pitcher and serving pieces.
Part of the Evo dinnerware line, Bronze evokes the aged patina on bronze sculptures with the finished effect produced from a reactive crystalline glaze. The crystals contained within the glaze respond differently to the firing process, creating a unique finish on each item.
The Homer-Laughlin China Co.
The Grove Servingware line of small platters, trays and plates was designed by England native Mick Bowdler. With an appearance drawn from wood and stone, Grove blends unique coloring and texture with unconventional shapes. The servingware is distinguished by variations in the appearance and feel.
Fiesta Meadow dinnerware uses colors often found in an airy spring meadow. The soft medium shade of green marks the 51st shade in the line, which includes a variety of plates, platters, bowls, mugs, a disk pitcher and serving pieces. Meadow Fiesta lends itself to a variety of color combinations for creative plating options.
Homer-Laughlin China Co.
The Studio collection evokes the appearance of handmade earthenware, but stands up to everyday wear. Blending with other natural decor elements, the collection has bumps and rolling surfaces and subtle glaze variations from piece to piece. The line includes plates, bowls, mugs and trays in gray or
yellow.
Servewise disposables with lids allow foodservice operators to serve a variety of menu items on wood plates. The microwave-safe line can withstand up to 350 degrees F in an oven. The disposables come in a variety of shapes and sizes.
Villeroy & Boch
The Diversity line of porcelain, glassware and cutlery features a variety of colors and designs that operators can mix and match. The line includes porcelain, glass, wood and textile materials. Multifunctional items with stackable designs are dishwasher-, microwave- and salamander-safe.
Ripple Grey uses an all-over reactive color to create a subtle texture during the tableware firing process. The textured line includes plates and bowls. Mix and match the color with existing white tableware. The tableware is both dishwasher and microwave safe, per the manufacturer.
Homer Laughlin China Co.
Fresco dinnerware was created in collaboration with studio potter John Britt. It features a soft matte glaze that evokes the evolving beauty of the earth’s surface and swirling patterns.
The Midnight Rose tableware pattern is an update of the traditional ceramic rose pattern. It’s available in a series of colors that create a monochrome palette. The addition of a gold color within the pattern gives Midnight Rose a finish suitable for use in such applications as a contemporary afternoon tea menu. The dinnerware is dishwasher and microwave safe.
Oneida Ltd.
Ivy Flourish features a monochromatic palette of intricate vines and scrolls emerging from the larger rim. Suitable for fine dining, the line includes various sized plates, coffee and tea cups and three different bowls.
Dudson Ltd.
This line of foam tableware features a subtle bubbled texture while retaining a white finish. The line’s textural finish negates thumbprints from use in service. Foam is available on a range of items to cover full service, including beverage.
The Hall China Co.
Copper serveware and tabletop accessories evoke the rich color and appearance of metal, but are made with a ceramic ivory body base for heat retention and durability without tarnishing. The collection includes bowls, bakers, au gratin servers, trays, ramekins and sauce dishes.
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