With a new home came new stuff to fill it. New furniture, new accessories and new art were all part of the move. Oneida came through with new dinnerware to fill the cabinets.
Chef’s Table is a new collection introduced by Oneida to be tough for everyday use but with an elegant look and design.
The shapes of Chef’s Table have been designed to be chip resistant and tough enough for every family’s active lifestyle. Each dinner and salad plate has a special “restaurant rolled edge” to protect it from chipping. We also designed a special “finger-touch grip” on the underside of each plate, so you can pick it up even when your hands are wet.
- Porcelain
- 3 Year No Chip Warranty on Place Setting Items
- Restaurant Rolled Edge, Finger Touch Grip
- Dishwasher and Microwave Safe
I’m in love with the bright white color and hard square design. When I opened the first box of bowls I knew I was going to be happy. The shape of the bowls is unique, round up top and square on the bottom.
The mugs are actually a useful size too; no more space-hogging teacup size mugs.  The salad plates are large enough for small lunches or to serve the kids dinner. Unfortunately we had some bad experiences with broken/chipped dishes, design mix-up, slow delivery and unhurried communication. The final outcome though has been wonderful; a cupboard full of new, crisp white and durable dinnerware that I’m proud to show off. It makes even the simplest most boring meals exciting to look at.
Oneida is a top retailer of a variety of kitchen goods. I noticed our flatware was Oneida the other night while eating dinner. Its operations in the United States, Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom and Australia market stainless, silverplated, and sterling silverware / flatware products, china dinnerware, and crystal and glassware items. Oneida is the #1 Brand in silverware / flatware with the top 5 designs in the entire industry.
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