Crate and Barrel white china, circa 2005

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

But yeah, where do the teaspoons go?

Not PP, but when my now-5-year-old first started eating his own yogurt, he would throw away the foil top of the yogurt, and put the cup and the spoon in the sink, cup to be rinsed and recycled, spoon to be rinsed and go to the dishwasher. I think he ended up throwing away a LOT of spoons from our 1997 C&B pattern that I don't even remember the name of now. It was disco'd at least five years ago and I stocked up, but I think I may have to get a whole new stainless set.

This makes perfect sense. Just the other night I made a last minute save of a rather expensive kids electric toothbrush, as 5 yr old was told he could replace the brush head and therefore pulled the base and the brush head apart, then deposited BOTH in the trash.

[Anonymous]

My third child threw my teaspoons in the trash, too! Don't know why because he'd put his bowl in the sink. We lost about 1/2 our teaspoons. C&B still had the pattern but, to the discerning eye, there was a slight curvature difference where the handle joined the spoon part. I saw it right away but DH didn't notice until I pointed it out and explained in detail - at least he claims he notices now. I think he's humoring me.

[Anonymous]

http://www.replacements.com/webquote/CBLANN.htm

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:We got plain white china from C&B with the intention that if we break some, we'll got more of the current white pattern at C&B. Do you really need all 12 coffee mugs to be identical?

Sadly, yes. I really need all 12 mugs (more importantly, bowls) to be identical. I acknowledge this is a personality flaw, but I would otherwise spend the rest of my lifetime twitching about mismatched dishes at every meal. I admit this is pathetic.

I get this. I would too. I'd probably ditch all of th mugs you have and just buy 12 new of a complementary style from crate and barrel.

[Anonymous]

This post seems old, but I'll try anyway. I have a 10.5" dinner plate, Salad plate, Flat cup no saucer and a soup bowl. I just compared what an aftermarket company will pay me versus what they sell the items for. I'd rather just sell to someone who needs, wants these pieces. My wife registered for them in order to open a registry with Crate and Barrel, but never deleted these items and we are cleaning out the house.

Please let me know.

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I set up an alert on Ebay to email me whenever my weird and hard-to-find everyday china comes along. (Shout out to Vista Alegre Pavilion pattern!) A lot of it is ads from replacements, but once in a while, I find a steal. It's a long process...but there are people out there selling it in dribs and drabs.

[Anonymous]

Resurrecting this post: anyone actually have this and willing to sell? It's the Anna pattern - looks just like Anna's Artistry but without the flowery decoration. If anyone responds in the affirmative, I'll post an email!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Resurrecting this post: anyone actually have this and willing to sell? It's the Anna pattern - looks just like Anna's Artistry but without the flowery decoration. If anyone responds in the affirmative, I'll post an email!

How do I know which Crate & Barrel white dishes I have? Purchased circa 2004ish.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Resurrecting this post: anyone actually have this and willing to sell? It's the Anna pattern - looks just like Anna's Artistry but without the flowery decoration. If anyone responds in the affirmative, I'll post an email!

How do I know which Crate & Barrel white dishes I have? Purchased circa 2004ish.

You remember from when you registered for it. Or you can also look and see if you can match it at replacements.com.

[Anonymous]

OMG do I love my Crate and Barrel white china from 2006. We have lost many items due to breaks. Best choice ever for registering. Can be dressed up or down. Not sure if it's Anna.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OMG do I love my Crate and Barrel white china from 2006. We have lost many items due to breaks. Best choice ever for registering. Can be dressed up or down. Not sure if it's Anna.

Oops I meant 2004.

[Anonymous]

OP, donate all or sell and start over with Crate and Barrel Essential Dinnerware Collection. It is not expensive and looks great!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's a deal. Do you have any C&B Grand Hotel flatware you can throw into the deal? Several teaspoons have gone missing. And a knife.

Lol, I have the Anna AND the Grand Hotel flatware.

[Anonymous]

www.replacements.com has my old C&B dishes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Resurrecting this post: anyone actually have this and willing to sell? It's the Anna pattern - looks just like Anna's Artistry but without the flowery decoration. If anyone responds in the affirmative, I'll post an email!

How do I know which Crate & Barrel white dishes I have? Purchased circa 2004ish.

Bone China, made in Germany?