If you are preparing for holiday dinner parties and you intend to use your grandmother's antique china plates or your mother's vintage mixing bowls, here are some tips.

What to Look for When Buying Antique China Whether for breakfast à deux or a banquet for 100, antique dinnerware makes a memorably smart table By Mitchell Owens August 31, 2014 ...

After the company stopped producing dinnerware in 1973 (before starting up again in the 1980s), people started collecting the pieces in earnest — today, it's "the most collected brand of china ...

At dinner tables and restaurants around the country, vintage plates, even the flowery variety often dismissed as “granny china,” are making a comeback.

It’s time for the vintage china dishes, silver serving pieces and old glassware to bust out of our china cabinets and finally take their rightful place on our tables.

How to Score an Enviable Vintage Dinnerware Collection Everything you need to know about buying secondhand dishes, silverware, and vintage kitchen items ...

Vintage dishware doesn't have to gather dust in the china cabinet. Outdated table settings, such as a stack of your grandmother's old plates or a bundle of used mugs you scooped up at Salvation ...

Drummond’s Agatha dinnerware set now comes in a gorgeous blue floral that looks just like vintage china.

As long as you take precautions and use common sense, your Syracuse China won't explode in the kiln. You can glaze and fire your new dishes, plates and cups safely.

Replacement of a circa 1920s set of Syracuse China would probably be $550 to $700. A.Syracuse China Co. made your dinnerware. They have produced translucent fine china in Syracuse, N.Y., since 1871.