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Durable Clay Dinnerware
The artistry of master ceramists is evident in every detail of these petite French stoneware bowls, perfect for serving everything from condiments to cocktail snacks. Artisans shape and glaze the bowls using an intricate 17-step process to achieve the unique “crackled” appearance and richness of color. The durable, chip-resistant bowls are fully glazed inside, with the exteriors left partly unglazed to showcase the clay's natural matte bisque.
The artistry of master ceramists is evident in every detail of these petite French stoneware bowls, perfect for serving everything from condiments to cocktail snacks. Artisans shape and glaze the bowls using an intricate 17-step process to achieve the unique “crackled” appearance and richness of color. The durable, chip-resistant bowls are fully glazed inside, with the exteriors left partly unglazed to showcase the clay's natural matte bisque.
This dinnerware is inspired by authentic diner pieces. It was originally made by the Buffalo China company of New York, founded in 1901 to produce china items offered as premiums by a soap manufacturer. Extremely durable, the stoneware dinnerware became popular at roadside diners along the new U.S. highways and has since become a classic. Ours is inspired by a pattern that dates from the 1940s. The creamy white is the natural color of the clay. Oven, microwave and dishwasher safe.
This dinnerware is inspired by authentic diner pieces. It was originally made by the Buffalo China company of New York, founded in 1901 to produce china items offered as premiums by a soap manufacturer. Extremely durable, the stoneware dinnerware became popular at roadside diners along the new U.S. highways and has since become a classic. Ours is inspired by a pattern that dates from the 1940s. The creamy white is the natural color of the clay. Oven, microwave and dishwasher safe.
These mugs are inspired by authentic diner pieces. They were originally made by the Buffalo China Co., which was founded in New York in 1901 to produce the plates offered as premiums by a soap manufacturer. That sturdy dinnerware went on to become popular at roadside diners along the new U.S. highways and today it's a classic. Replicating a style from the 1940s, our dinnerware is creamy white – the natural color of the clay – with a durable, clear glaze. Microwavable; oven and dishwasher safe. 7-oz.
These mugs are inspired by authentic diner pieces. They were originally made by the Buffalo China Co., which was founded in New York in 1901 to produce the plates offered as premiums by a soap manufacturer. That sturdy dinnerware went on to become popular at roadside diners along the new U.S. highways and today it's a classic. Replicating a style from the 1940s, our dinnerware is creamy white – the natural color of the clay – with a durable, clear glaze. Microwavable; oven and dishwasher safe. 7-oz.
These cups and saucers are inspired by authentic diner pieces. They were originally made by the Buffalo China Co., which was founded in New York in 1901 to produce the plates offered as premiums by a soap manufacturer. That sturdy dinnerware went on to become popular at roadside diners along the new U.S. highways and today it's a classic. Replicating a style from the 1940s, our dinnerware is creamy white – the natural color of the clay – with a durable, clear glaze. Microwavable; oven and dishwasher safe.
These cups and saucers are inspired by authentic diner pieces. They were originally made by the Buffalo China Co., which was founded in New York in 1901 to produce the plates offered as premiums by a soap manufacturer. That sturdy dinnerware went on to become popular at roadside diners along the new U.S. highways and today it's a classic. Replicating a style from the 1940s, our dinnerware is creamy white – the natural color of the clay – with a durable, clear glaze. Microwavable; oven and dishwasher safe.
These bowls are inspired by authentic diner pieces. They were originally made by the Buffalo China Co., which was founded in New York in 1901 to produce the plates offered as premiums by a soap manufacturer. That sturdy dinnerware went on to become popular at roadside diners along the new U.S. highways and today it's a classic. Replicating a style from the 1940s, our dinnerware is creamy white – the natural color of the clay – with a durable, clear glaze. Microwavable; oven and dishwasher safe. 8-oz.
These bowls are inspired by authentic diner pieces. They were originally made by the Buffalo China Co., which was founded in New York in 1901 to produce the plates offered as premiums by a soap manufacturer. That sturdy dinnerware went on to become popular at roadside diners along the new U.S. highways and today it's a classic. Replicating a style from the 1940s, our dinnerware is creamy white – the natural color of the clay – with a durable, clear glaze. Microwavable; oven and dishwasher safe. 8-oz.
These bowls are inspired by authentic diner pieces. They were originally made by the Buffalo China Co., which was founded in New York in 1901 to produce the plates offered as premiums by a soap manufacturer. That sturdy dinnerware went on to become popular at roadside diners along the new U.S. highways and today it's a classic. Replicating a style from the 1940s, our dinnerware is creamy white – the natural color of the clay – with a durable, clear glaze. Microwavable; oven and dishwasher safe. 10-oz.
These bowls are inspired by authentic diner pieces. They were originally made by the Buffalo China Co., which was founded in New York in 1901 to produce the plates offered as premiums by a soap manufacturer. That sturdy dinnerware went on to become popular at roadside diners along the new U.S. highways and today it's a classic. Replicating a style from the 1940s, our dinnerware is creamy white – the natural color of the clay – with a durable, clear glaze. Microwavable; oven and dishwasher safe. 10-oz.
These plates are inspired by authentic diner pieces. They were originally made by the Buffalo China Co., which was founded in New York in 1901 to produce the plates offered as premiums by a soap manufacturer. That sturdy dinnerware went on to become popular at roadside diners along the new U.S. highways and today it's a classic. Replicating a style from the 1940s, our dinnerware is creamy white – the natural color of the clay – with a durable, clear glaze. Microwavable; oven and dishwasher safe. 8" diam.
These plates are inspired by authentic diner pieces. They were originally made by the Buffalo China Co., which was founded in New York in 1901 to produce the plates offered as premiums by a soap manufacturer. That sturdy dinnerware went on to become popular at roadside diners along the new U.S. highways and today it's a classic. Replicating a style from the 1940s, our dinnerware is creamy white – the natural color of the clay – with a durable, clear glaze. Microwavable; oven and dishwasher safe. 8" diam.
These plates are inspired by authentic diner pieces. They were originally made by the Buffalo China Co., which was founded in New York in 1901 to produce the plates offered as premiums by a soap manufacturer. That sturdy dinnerware went on to become popular at roadside diners along the new U.S. highways and today it's a classic. Replicating a style from the 1940s, our dinnerware is creamy white – the natural color of the clay – with a durable, clear glaze. Microwavable; oven and dishwasher safe.
These plates are inspired by authentic diner pieces. They were originally made by the Buffalo China Co., which was founded in New York in 1901 to produce the plates offered as premiums by a soap manufacturer. That sturdy dinnerware went on to become popular at roadside diners along the new U.S. highways and today it's a classic. Replicating a style from the 1940s, our dinnerware is creamy white – the natural color of the clay – with a durable, clear glaze. Microwavable; oven and dishwasher safe.
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