At five inches in diameter,
this plate works for all small
bites or as a saucer for our
Jumbo Cup or Coffee Mug.

Measuring eight inches across,
it’s functional for salads,
starters or dessert, though not
necessarily in that order.

Dinner Plate too large?
Salad Plate too small?
The Luncheon Plate is juuust
right. Ten inches in diameter

Not your childhood picnic
plate. The Bauer Grill Plate
is available in six colors and
measures eleven inches across.

Build your service in
multicolors or monochrome
around this substantial eleven
inch plate.

This fourteen inch platter can
serve equally well as a hostess
plate or charger.

Fish, fowl, roast beef, roast pork
or tofurkey… what wouldn’t look
better brought to the table on this
beautiful platter? Sixteen inches
wide thirteen inches across.

When does a platter become a plate?
Right around now. Serve the table or
serve yourself with the Medium Oval
Platter. Twelve inches wide, nine and
a half inches across.

Po-tay-toe, po-tah-toe. Plate or platter.
Call the whole thing off, just don’t call us
late for dinner. Nine inches wide, six and
a half inches across.

This shallow five inch diameter
bowl is ideal for dips, olives
or feline cuisine, preferably
not all at the same time.

Good for a cold summer soup,
it measures seven and three
quarter inches in diameter.
It’s shallow, only two inches
deep, perfect for the
California lifestyle.

It's like a regular bowl, but
with handles. Seven and three
quarter inches handle to handle.
Six and three eighth inches diameter.
Two and three quarter inches deep.

You say "soup bowl," we say
"cereal bowl." Let's call the
whole thing off. Six and a
half inches across, two and a
half inches deep.

Measuring nine inches across
and three inches deep, this is
a serious pasta bowl. Amateurs
need not apply.