I will be replacing my everyday dishes this year, and would like to see if anyone has any experience with dinnerware by Heath Ceramics. It’s a little pricey, it’s beautiful, but is it worth the money? Please let me... (5 replies, last updated by Diane August 21, 2005)

Looking to replace all day-to-day dishes at home with more colorful and interesting pieces. I love the quality and design of Heath Ceramics: http://www.heathceramics.com But am disappointed with the colors of dinner dishes at Heath... (1 reply, last updated by WhyWearATie February 3, 2008)

I took my mom and dad, who are in town visiting, to Fish today for a bite before heading over to Heath Ceramics. I feel so lucky to be able to show them all of these wonderful hidden nooks, but i have to share it. Fish is upscale... (0 replies, last updated by doodleboomer February 22, 2006)

Heath Ceramics in L.A. has them, if you’re still looking ... (9 replies, last updated by rainey June 25, 2009)

(new location) and was only impressed by the tails and the Heath Ceramics tableware. S Restaurant 545 Westminster Mall Dr. 714-898-5092 Open 7 Days a Week Benley: A Vietnamese Kitchen 8191 E. Wardlow Road Long Beach (562) 596-8130 (11 replies, last updated by Das Ubergeek August 22, 2006)

This sounds exactly like how my Dad used to make his 25+ years ago. Right down to the ceramic crock, plate, brick, and oh yea...the smell!!! (3 replies, last updated by coralv February 13, 2006)

This post on the Cookware board reports finding Weck at Heath Ceramics in LA. If you happen to call the Heath store in Sausalito, pls let us know what you find out. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/583405#4800835 (39 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong October 8, 2009)

helped too. BTW, served on Heath Ceramics plates—one celadon, the other off-white. Could not discern any aesthetic differences. I think the steak was happy. (61 replies, last updated by taos February 13, 2009)

. Because of space limitations it can not be made in a large tall bowl, so it is going in a lovely 13 × 9 × 2 ceramic/enamel one...anyway here is what my plan is starting from the bottom: A layer of homemade chocolate... (26 replies, last updated by TrishUntrapped December 15, 2008)

. apartment til we can sell the house, so don’t have all my kitchen gadgets, I used a small pot and a ceramic soup bowl on top creating a double boiler, worked great. Not fancy at all but it did the job. (11 replies, last updated by tigerwoman October 4, 2006)

with Fiestaware. Anyhow, another excellent brand made here in the US is Heath Ceramics. Just as good as Denby and with a beautiful aesthetic. Unfortunately, a bit pricey. I also agree with trying to buy items made closer to you.... (46 replies, last updated by comestible May 11, 2009)

we bought a teapot at heath ceramics in sausalito (I believe they also ship). The teapot is both beautiful and functional. The dinnerware is gorgeous, and it’s certainly made in the usa http://www.heathceramics.com/go/heath/ (50 replies, last updated by pharmnerd June 26, 2008)

Over the years, I have used a variety of ceramic teapots that came with insulated metal covers that you fit over the ceramic pot to keep the tea warm. They won’t keep the tea warm forever, but they do keep your tea warmer... (29 replies, last updated by Caroline1 November 15, 2008)

Its all for the purpose of entertainment, the beer can that is. Not to much happens to the paint actually and it is on the inside cavity of the bird anyways. I think to many people are a little to panicky about these simple heath... (27 replies, last updated by papawow July 26, 2009)

in the “style” that is Chez Panisse. A fig leaf under a ramekin of raspberry souffle...a petite bowl of olives...the earth-toned plates from Heath Ceramics. Touches that have evolved over decades that other new places... (47 replies, last updated by AIG November 3, 2008)