Fancy restaurant plates

Are there any available non-commercial sources for people to buy fancy restaurant plates? I'm mainly looking for something white with ripples. Like such:

https://flic.kr/p/WwGxoc

Any recommendations?

Crate and Barrel?

https://m.crateandbarrel.com/set-of-4-farmhouse-aqua-dinner-plate/s203003

They come in white also. Not spot on but they have other styles.

they have a lot of fun plates, fancy stuff to put food etc. just be prepared to spend :doublethumbsup:
https://www.jbprince.com/

http://www.korin.com/Tableware_2
Korin has a pretty big selection, they have paired with a restaurant supplier i believe as i have their plate ware catalog in my office at the hotel. not sure how long it would take to get product or how many you would have to order if you did.

hambone.johnson said:

http://www.korin.com/Tableware_2
Korin has a pretty big selection, they have paired with a restaurant supplier i believe as i have their plate ware catalog in my office at the hotel. not sure how long it would take to get product or how many you would have to order if you did.

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I completely forgot about this! I like everything on that site.

Does anyone have experience with their shipping times to the US?

Corelle Enhancements line are white with swirl pattern on the outer part. They are made from Vitrelle fused tempered glass in Corning New York.

Kahala Hilton in late 1970's ordered with the Hotel logo tempered into the plates. After many thousands of hot water washings the logo show no wear to this day.

When the Hotel was sold they brought in expensive custom dinnerware. None of it survived. Same thing happened when Hotel was sold again years later. The Corelle Ware is still in the cafeteria where it has been for around 30 years.

Use at home, it is light, does no break if dropped. They have some nice designs too. Good for old folks, for anyone IMO

agp said:

I completely forgot about this! I like everything on that site.

Does anyone have experience with their shipping times to the US?

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Usually about a week.