I like the look of the serveware pieces that keep the food warm using tea lights – but do they work? (0 replies, last updated by Siobhan November 22, 2009)

I know this thread is about cookware, however, I am on the search for some nice serveware such as serving bowls, dip bowls, platters, etc that have hand painted designs, not plain... (similar to the ones used on food network,... (3 replies, last updated by Kelli2006 September 21, 2007)

I’m looking for affordable, stylish dinner plates, ones you find in trendy restaurants. (2 replies, last updated by Neil February 24, 2003)

There used to be two vintage stores on a cross street east of Polk. They sold depression glass, Hall, Bauer, etc. old kitchen, dining and serveware - both ceramic, pottery and glass. I’m not looking for rare art pottery but... (3 replies, last updated by christinet August 17, 2005)

It all depends on the current state of your kitchen. I already have too much (for storage purposes) cookware, serveware, ware ware etc. So for my Sur La Table GC this holiday, I went with things I use up. Olive oil, good vanilla... (6 replies, last updated by ttriche February 14, 2008)

Unfortunately that’s true. But things like composed salads (see pic), and small plates look gorgeous. If you have any funky serveware, use that too. Or, here’s another color issue. Sometimes colors do NOT work in your... (6 replies, last updated by tartiflette September 6, 2007)

Think of the Dansk more as serveware than cookware. It is fine for casseroles and things that are baked in the oven, it just is not good for stovetop recipes. (5 replies, last updated by jen kalb December 30, 2005)

" or "serveware". They are not intended for cooking but for serving. Even Mauviel has a tableware line with thiner copper than their cookware. It says not to cook in these items right in the description. (6 replies, last updated by David A. Goldfarb May 29, 2009)

-safe. And, you know, these days, everyone’s so intrigued by cooking and interesting pots and pans, a lot of them are “fashionable” enough to bring to table, if you’d prefer not always having to transfer... (5 replies, last updated by Steady Habits December 6, 2008)

and they sell stuff that’s over 70% cacao. Don’t get me started on their clearance items which is usually stocked with cool glasses, serveware, table linens, etc. I’m a loyal customer. (12 replies, last updated by davinagr August 11, 2006)

hungry, that dish might be a bit small. They use Fiestaware serveware, nice touch. The coffee is poured out of a steel with copper bottom coffee pot, also nice. Come to think of it, I may have enjoyed the place more than the dish... (10 replies, last updated by Babette June 8, 2007)

'd buy something with the credit and found these inexpensive cereal/soup bowls I’d envisioned in my head and been hunting for everywhere! I’ve never looked twice at their dinnerware/serveware section before –... (13 replies, last updated by MakingSense June 8, 2007)

My dishes/serveware are almost all Fiestaware, but only because the real California pottery is so expensive. Still, I love my fiestaware, and use it every day. I’ve put them in the dishwasher and the oven. First started... (8 replies, last updated by katzeye October 13, 2006)

, check out Kan Mei household store on south side of Clement near 7th. Beautiful Asian kitchenware and serveware at rock bottom prices. (15 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong January 21, 2006)

& deli) a few blocks west of Lee Hou on the north side of C., Kan Mei housewares – this place is the bomb – super cheap lovely Asian serveware and kitchen supplies)- about 2 blocks west of LH on the south side of C.,... (8 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong December 8, 2005)