Ceramic Kitchen & Dining: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 23, 2026
Browse 16 listings for Ceramic Kitchen & Dining, including options from ABC Carpet & Home and Thuma. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 16 displayed listings with prices are listed from $19.00 to $555.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The collection includes stoneware bowls, porcelain mugs, glazed plates and baking dishes, many with artisanal hand-painted details.
Look for sturdy stoneware or porcelain that is microwave and dishwasher safe, and check that the glaze is lead-free and chip-resistant. Weight can indicate thickness; a heavier piece usually feels more durable.
Choose shapes that fit your cookware set and consider the style, simple matte glazes for a modern look or patterned designs for a decorative table. Matching sets can create a cohesive look, while mixed pieces add visual interest.

Poterie Mixing Bowl
ABC Carpet & Home
$112.00

Ceramic Artichoke Baker Gift
ABC Carpet & Home
$50.00

Kinto - Ceramic Mug
Thuma
$21.00

Flower Bowl
ABC Carpet & Home
$108.00

Glacier Bread + Butter Plate
ABC Carpet & Home
$19.00

abcV Pasta Bowl
ABC Carpet & Home
$26.00

Taormina Soup/Pasta Plate
ABC Carpet & Home
$28.00

Marguerite Tea Cup Saucer
ABC Carpet & Home
$106.00

Glacier Pasta Bowl
ABC Carpet & Home
$19.00

4-pc Mixed Baking Dish Set
ABC Carpet & Home
$169.99

2 pc Rectangular Baking Dish Set
ABC Carpet & Home
$59.99

Simple Espresso Cup
ABC Carpet & Home
$154.00

Glacier Dinner Plate
ABC Carpet & Home
$36.00

Poterie Small Serving Bowl
ABC Carpet & Home
$29.00

Oriente Bowl
ABC Carpet & Home
$185.00

Oriente Azalea Egg Cup with Cover
ABC Carpet & Home
$555.00
Questions
Are these ceramic items safe for the dishwasher?
Most stoneware and porcelain pieces listed are dishwasher safe, but check the product description for any exceptions.
Can I use the baking dishes on the stovetop?
These ceramic baking dishes are intended for oven use only and should not be placed on direct heat.
How do I prevent glaze chipping?
Avoid sudden temperature changes and use non-abrasive cleaning tools.
Is there a difference between stoneware and porcelain?
Stoneware is generally thicker and more rustic, while porcelain is finer, lighter and often has a smoother finish.
Do the colors fade over time?
High-quality glazes retain their color, but prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause slight fading.