With centuries of industrious history focusing on the production of ceramics and pottery, the city is known as the World Capital of Ceramics. Interested in learning more? Read on for our review of each item you can buy, as well information on the materials, design, and more!Īll of the items in this collection are made in Stoke-On-Trent, England. Fit for both home kitchens and restaurants (the company’s products are used by some of the top restaurants across the United States), it’s also constructed to be a collection with long-lasting durability. The company’s design is modern, minimal, and chic. I get excited when a host or hostess whips out their very best china for elegant dinner parties and holiday celebrations!Īnd I fully accept that I (and not my two brothers) will inherit my mother’s dizzyingly colorful, intricately designed holiday-themed tabletop set.īut when you’re not tipsy on eggnog, eating a holiday ham and herbed stuffing on a lavish platter, you need to have a set of plates and bowls that is timeless and strong for everyday consumption of countless breakfasts, lunches, dinners, snacks, appetizers, and desserts! I’m not completely discrediting the more ornate styles (love you, Mom!). But when you need plates and bowls for daily use that are simple, straightforward, and understated, turn to Made In’s classic collection. There’s a time and a place for Mom’s holiday set of silver-lined plates with images of holly and dancing reindeer.

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