tableware

Now that he’s got his own space, Lamagna is able to offer pop-up chefs everything from a kitchen to cook their dishes to the tableware on which they’re served.

His incorporation of sculptural elements and everyday objects — wires, rulers, tableware — also spurred other artists to break down the remaining lines between painting and sculpture.

Dehydrated meals are a good option, especially when you can add hot water straight to the bag and forgo some tableware.

Throughout this time, other glass producers, like Hazel Atlas and Anchor Hocking, saw their own success producing opaque tableware emblazoned with pretty patterns.

Initially, though, these products weren’t intended for the home — instead, the glass was produced as a durable line of “messware,” or tableware for soldiers, for the United States military.

We are two nations separated by common tableware, as well as by a common language.

Of the other articles sometimes reckoned as furniture, the tableware and kitchen utensils, some account will be given elsewhere.

More than likely several of the guerillas divided the tableware between them.

She ran from room to room, stowing away the silver candlesticks and tableware, closing blinds, and locking doors.

It needs gifts of bedding, tableware for the halls, and clothing for needy students.

Furniture was plain and none too plentiful; and glassware and tableware were of an inferior grade.