tableware
items used for setting a table and serving food
tureen
serving dish
flagon
pitcher, often for alcoholic beverages
Frog Service
dinner service by Wedgwood
pitcher
container with a spout used for storing and pouring liquids
sauce boat
boat-shaped pitcher in which sauce or gravy is served
aryballos
small globular ancient Greek flask
nef
ornamental metalwork container for food made in the shape of a ship
wine glass
drinking vessel
platter
large piece of dishware
porringer
shallow type of bowl, often used for drinking from
goblet holder
special stem-extender with clamps for wine glass or rummer
lekythos
type of ancient Greek perfume bottle
knife rest
piece of kitchenware
trivet
object placed between a serving dish or bowl, and a dining table
Cake stand
Elevated plate or platform on which cakes or pastries are served
Spoon tray
tableware item for resting serving spoons
Etruscan dishes
dishes (tableware) used by Etruscan notables, especially during symposiums
teaware
traditional equipment for drinking tea in some cultures
saucer
type of small dishware
chopstick rest
tableware that chopsticks may rest on
coffeepot
container for making and serving coffee
hollowware
type of metal tableware
napkin ring
ring used for containing a napkin
sugar bowl
small bowl for holding sugar
lip
part of a plate
asparagus tongs
utensil for serving asparagus
penny lick
small glass for serving ice cream
toast rack
serving piece for holding slices of toast
disposable tableware
disposable utensils
Zen
tableware designed by Luigi Colani
dish
any of various broad, shallow vessels for serving food
bowl
circular, open-top container frequently used as tableware
spaghetti tongs
kitchen utensil
egg cup
small cup for eating boiled eggs
cloche
cover for keeping food warm and protecting it
zarf
ornamental metal cup-holder
ewer
Ewers, vessels designed to contain and pour water (Old French: ''evier'' from ''eau'', water); defined by function not by shape, which is varied.
earthenware
nonvitreous pottery fired below 1,200 °C
celery vase
tableware
tray
shallow platform designed for carrying things
carafe
container used for serving wine and other drinks
table service
set of dishes or flatware sold in a group
drinking vessel
class of container from which you drink
tulip vase
vase with spouts, often for tulips