What country are your dinner plates made?

The Cootess says British made Spode china. Ours was made in the early 1960s. We use it every day. Can't microwave (turns brown from heat) but dishwasher safe.

All mine were made in China.

I collect Nippon glassware and glassware that was made in Occupied Japan but don't eat off them. I've also got a few bowls and saucers that were made in Korea.

I really like hand painted plates and have a collection of them too. I have one that shows an island scene painted by Hitomi that is my favorite.

Belgium, China, England, Israel, Japan, Kazakhstan, Korea, Malaysia, Portugal, Thailand, United States. interesting.

Last Edited by OVRANALYZE on 12/23/2012 08:34 AM

thailand 1992 newcor

Mine were made in the USA, they're Corelle's. I probably bought them 10-15 years ago and they still look brand new today. Good dishes!

Me too!

oh good 'ole Blighty..

Japan, China, Belgium, unknown, mid size glass ones France, small ones: Israel, England Germany Romania

India of course!!

They have the best stainless steal. I have been eating off the same plates for 45 yrs. I bought the plates/set in India on my first pilgrimage in 67'. I also have another set I use for special occasions. That set can sit 24 with full thali's(large 12" plate with 12o/z cup and 6 small serving cups each setting)and they still like a mirror after 15 yrs.

greek.. Ionia Porcelain

Germany. Cost more but higher fired and last way longer without getting so scratched up. A small luxury.

nice..just looked up some pictures of those

Me, too! Love them!

These are the ones from my fun dinnerware set...
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This, my everyday plates are Corelle, got them in the 1970's.
They have been dropped hundreds of times over the years, they are still good to go.
My good plates are from England.

interesting looking

Very nice, but then every time I had a cup of coffee, I'd expect a cookie Could be detrimental to my waistline.

italy for daily use

heirloom 50 year old plates from mexico

I love my Blue Willow!

I have no idea..I have a total of 6 plates with different patterns.

England, blue and white, they're 100 years old and were my great grandmothers. I also have some of those enameled metal ones, green with white specks, that are sold for camping, love that speckled enamelware.

cool. like those heirloom items.

Romania (colourful modern plates, bought a few years ago), Soviet Russia (rather poor porcelain, from sixties).

Lol. No cookies here. I just put my spoon there.

sounds cool.

ROYAL DOULTON WiTH HAND PAINTED PERIWINKLES OF COURSE!!!!!!!11

I don't have any plates. All I eat are sammiches.