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01Platters, jars and what sits in the middle

Famiware serving pieces

The pieces a dinner set has no answer for: platters in three nesting sizes up to fifteen and a half inches, an oil bottle, utensil holders, a creamer and a lidded sugar bowl.

40models on this shelfevery glaze inside each one
$13.99the least of themup to $95.02
Famiware serving pieces

02By collection

The serveware lines in Famiware

1 collections put serveware on this shelf, each with its own glaze recipe: Milkyway and the rest.

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03Milkyway collection

Famiware Milkyway serveware

9 models, $13.99 to $51.46.

All 9 Milkyway serveware, by size and glaze

04The rest of the shelf

Everything else in Famiware serveware

17 models from the smaller collections and from the part of the range that carries no collection name. The card says which is which.

05On this shelf

Famiware serveware: what people ask

What people ask before a serving piece turns into a box on the doorstep.

What sizes do Famiware serving platters come in?

Sets of three sizes, oval or rectangular, with the largest around 15.6 inches. Bought as a set they nest for storage, which is the only reason a cupboard tolerates three platters at all.

What else is on the Famiware serving shelf besides platters?

The countertop pieces: a 16 oz oil dispenser bottle, utensil holders sold as a pair at 7.2 and 5.8 inches, a 13 oz creamer, a 10 oz sugar bowl with a lid and spoon, and a butter dish. They are the pieces that stay out rather than going in a cupboard.

Is a Famiware platter heavy to carry full?

A 15.6-inch stoneware platter with food on it is a two-handed object, and that is the honest answer. The upside is the one buyers mention: it holds heat, so what you carried out hot is still warm when the table gets to it.

Every Famiware size, every glaze

Every diameter, capacity and glaze in the Famiware lineup sits behind this button, with the price we last read against each one.