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Kitchen and tableware suppliers in China will have to prove their mettle as 2012 brings both internal and external pressures affecting overseas sales. www.bharatbook.com

TABLEWARE by VICTORIA Design

Tableware Set by Yasha Butler

blue and white platter w/plovers and swirls by Mick Marineau & Barb Jensen

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This is a large (15") hand built platter.

Tableware by Oiseau deNim

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Retro tableware by Irina Kupenska

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Let's bring life to the old, forgotten, dusty stuff

Spoon by betiiita

The first pieces I've made in ceramic, a cutlery set.

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Essas fotos são das primeiras peças que eu fiz na aula de cerâmica :D

Talvez eu demore pra colocar novas fotos por que a professora só queima uma vez por mês - o forno é à lenha, daí dá um pouco mais de trabalho.

Tableware by Ezequiel Farca

Magnificent MALTID! by IKEA Twin Cities

A great serving duo with a fabulous shape. The new MALTID serving bowl (available in two sizes) is great for entertaining, or display.

www.ikea.com/us/en/search/?query=maltid

Lobster Linens...now what? by Pattie Tierney

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I fall in love very easily...with linens, tableware, decorative accessories, books, food...and men, but for today I need help with my new purchase of the wonderfully fun lobster linens at Pottery Barn to which I recently treated myself.

June is a month I refer to as "The Trifecta of Horror" because every Sunday involves a gift-giving holiday and people who have absolutely everything. The 12th is my parents' anniversary (seriously after 63 years what more does a couple need?), the 19th is Father's Day (again, if he doesn't buy it, he makes it, has it, or doesn't need it), and the 26th is dad's birthday (see above comments).

So, every year I try to make the meal and table very special (even if the gifts are practical and routine). This year, because I am absolutely aching to go to the shore, when I spotted these linens in the Pottery Barn catalog, I pounced. So clever, fun, and unique, I just had to have them. Then, as luck would have it, I found a set of napkin rings that work perfectly with this set. The only problem I now have is what on earth to do with the center of the table. So consider this picture and post as a plea for advice. Here are the pictures of what I have (photos from the Pottery Barn and Pine Hill websites), now give me your wildest ideas.

Okay, Tablescapers, start your engines! What would you use as a centerpiece? I'm looking for clever, fabulous, crazy, unique, and, oh, budget-minded (as I sort of blew my budget on this set and, of course, I will have to actually buy and serve some food! When you invite people for dinner, they expect it.)

Banana Fibre Baskets 1 by Nkuku Fairtrade

Banana Fibre Baskets

These exquisite baskest have been skilfully handmade from banana fibre. The baskets are the work of artisans working as part of an organisation established to provide opportunities for disabled people to achieve social and economic integration by trading.

Size

Large (36cm(l) x 28cm(w) x 9cm(h)

Small 27cm(l) x 18cm(w) x 6.5cm(h)

Colour

Natural

Available online from Nkuku

some more... by brinda nilesh

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Tableware_P1060692_m by Jung H. Lin