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. Skip to content.

(Exclusivity is another vintage-china attraction—one is unlikely to see the same service at a friend’s lun- cheon.) "People want 12-inch plates, but old ones are typically ten inches," she adds.

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.

In recent years, however, the emergence of local Japanese auction companies specializing in auctioning Chinese antiques is breaking market shackles. Combining international auction standards with ...

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 Outdated table settings, such as a stack of your grandmother's old plates or a bundle of used mugs you scooped up at Salvation ...