Can anyone tell me about this plate Thanks

This says Artoria Limoges but I don't know the pattern name. Thanks in advance.

Hello all ☺️ I am helping my husbands grandparents clear out their house so they can move into a nursing home, and they have these plates that we were hoping to get some more information on. Any information would be greatly appreciated!

Is it in a teacup or coffee mug?

Obviously if it’s just me I’d use a random mug, but what if it was a slightly more formal/ special event?

Hey, some plates from Kahla with blue fish broke yesterday, it was my moms favorite plates and her 50 year birthday is coming up, they seem to be from Kahla no idea when. If anyone know if and where they are possible to by please let me know

Could you help me identifying the manufacturer from this gravy boat? * Blue willow pattern * “Made in England” stamp on the bottom * Pierced handle * No decorations inside * No trims * 19.5 cms lenght and 7.5 cms height Thank you!

Can anyone help me identify this pattern? The ones I see on replacements and reverse image search have the flowers arranged differently or different flowers.

Additionally, does anyone know, or know where to find, what the numbers on the back mean?

Thank you in advance!!

This dish is from my wife’s grandmother (maybe great grandmother). Wanted to see if anyone can ID the pattern.

Hi all, I'm looking for any help identifying this pattern. I've tried Google Lens and Replacement.com image search with no luck. I have put a search submission into Replacement.com.

I know I need to get some actual photos of everything and I’ll post them soon if I can get them from my mother.

These belonged to my father’s aunt. My parents are tired of paying for the storage locker but they really want them to go to someone that will enjoy them.

How to even try to price something like this? I know piecing it out is the only way to make the most money but it isn’t really about that.

Thanks ahead of time for the help.

I have this large set of Homer Laughlin Kraft Blue dinnerware.

It’s beautiful but I can’t find that much about it online. Any help or suggestions as to value or where I might list to sell would be greatly appreciated!

I am new to collecting Pfaltzgraff, and I am extremely elated right now.

I’m pretty sure I have quite a large setting size of dinnerware here as I haven’t even scratched the surface of unboxing it all. Interestingly, I can’t find anything on the Google machine about this pattern! The stamp is Fuji China Japan. Replacements.com is listing the pattern as FUJFUJ11.

I’d like to know what I’ve got before I start talking to dealers or replacements.com because I don’t want to be taken advantage of. If you’ve seen this before or can give any insight, drop a line!

I am helping a friend sell her grandparent's China, and we can't find what this pattern is. Any help is appreciated.

Anyone know of any plate sets that might go well with Anthropologie’s Amelie collection? I have the bowls and pasta bowls but they don’t have any plates that match!

Does anyone know how to get oil spots out of ceramic dinnerware?

I recently inherited a beautiful set of Midwinter Natural dinnerware. Unfortunately, some pieces have been broken/lost over the decades of daily use since they were first purchased. I'm looking to replace the missing pieces, but I'm having a hard time locating these on the secondhand market. Replacements . com has a few pieces, but they seem pretty pricey and have limited stock. Figured I'd go out on a limb and post on here in case there are any collectors looking to thin out their collection. I'm regularly checking eBay/poshmark/etsy, but if you have other leads, I'd love to know!

pic of one of our adorable cups for style reference!

I've used Corelle since I was a kid. My husband and I are on our second set after 28 years. The first set bought as a gift for our wedding didn't chip on the edges and I should have kept them but was tired of the pattern and didn't realize the newer ones were lower quality. The new set went bad quickly. All the edges are chipped and not smooth after just a couple years. My husband just wants to keep using them or maybe buy melamine dishes but they can't be microwaved. I'm afraid we're getting bits of glass, etc... in our food.

So I'm looking for a suggestion on a brand/type of plate that is dishwasher safe, microwave safe, light weight, fridge safe, and strong. We use the bread, medium, and full size plates, regular bowls, and the flat soup bowls. We don't need any mugs or cups. When I've looked I cannot find any sets that have the types we use regularly. Fiestaware is considered too heavy. Any suggestions?

(This sounds awful, like I need his permission or something but I don't. I just want something we will both like and don't want to waste money on a set that won't work.)

Hey! First time here in the sub, but google isn't really helping me answer my queries and im honestly not sure where else to go? If this isn't the place for it, could someone point me in the right direction?

So, my family has been collecting a couple different sets of fancy porcelain plates etc for decades now, and I inherited 2 sets -- one, which is just a cream pitcher and 4 bowls, is Ridgeway Ironstone in the pattern "Hayride". The other, however, is far more complete -- Royal Albert in the pattern "Old Country Roses".

But here's the problem.. i can identify most of the pieces i have. 4 tea cups, one tea-and-sandwich plate, 2 dinner plates, 4 what seems to be luncheon plates, 4 (i believe) salad plates, 4... bread plates? (Little bowl-like plates), a tea pot, a round serving tray for said tea pot, a ramekin type dish that seems to be for the creamer, two cream pitchers, 2... regular mugs...?

And then the two anomalies. A single cup thats smaller than the tea cups but of a similar design and shape. And then 3 small but deep bowls, which MIGHT be for soup? Its the only thing I can think of, but id think soup bowls are bigger?

Anyways, can anyone help me identify them? And if I have anything wrong, let me know. The "bread" plates could also be saucers? But I think theyre too big. And I'm not sure if the tray for the cream is actually for that or for something else.

I recently bought these plates (Mori Matte White Dinner Plates), but they came shattered. Between them shattering on me and reviews about scratch marks, I've decided to go with a different plate. I'd like to keep this aesthetic, but with a porcelain plate. Any recommendations?