She put solid triangular handles on teacups and also experimented with the shapes of dishes. If nostalgic china appeals, there are various ways to gratify the taste. Some of the most interesting patterns of the era, including early Susie Cooper and Cliff's Bizarre ware, are very pricey at antiques stores such as her own, Chefetz admits. But thrift shops, yard sales and charity bazaars occasionally yield interesting items, since there are many less well-known names. Replacements maintains a notification service and will get in touch if a desired item turns up, said Jaime Robinson, special projects coordinator.
Reproductions are another option.
For example, Fiestaware, popular in the early part of the century, was reintroduced in the mid-1980s and can be found in almost any department store. Nowadays, informal tables can be set with mugs, bowls and plates available in sets. E.W. Scripps Publications , All Rights Reserved. Site users are subject to our User Agreement . We also have a Privacy Policy .