3,746 Traditional Tabletop

Dinnerware accented with the timeless symbol of French royalty adds a soft textural note to any table setting. Handcrafted ceramic dinnerware pieces may vary slightly in color. 20-piece set includes four five-piece place settings. Choose color below. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Made in Portugal.

This stoneware embossed with a fleur-de-lis pattern is casual, everyday ware with a little French touch.

I love the look of vintage crochet and lace. This runner would look great against my wood dining table.

Exclusively ours. These pierced serving pieces dress up even the most basic meal. Holders are made of pierced nickel-plated aluminum. Bakers have dishwasher- and oven-safe glass liners. Glass liners in flatware caddy are dishwasher safe. Listed clockwise from bottom.The Suggested Retail Price is...

A glass dome keeps the bugs away, but this cheese board and dome are still stylish enough to grace the table of an outdoor party. And I really don't think a party is a party without good cheese.

How about traditional place settings in the modern lodge for a touch of chic?

Hosting a lavish tea party in the near future? Perhaps not, but this tiered platter is inspiring me to browse Dean & Deluca's pastry section for a no expense spared soiree.

Neutral dishes like this white caterer's set from Pottery Barn will be easy to incorporate into any tablescape.

You just can't go wrong with this 36-piece caterer's set. It's perfect for a crowd.

This Buffalo china in durable stoneware has a heavier feel and a classic restaurant look.

Classic white dinnerware is a decorating staple, and when dressed up with autumn-colored linens, makes a quick and easy fall place setting. You can't beat crisp, white dishes year-round!

These are, hands down, my favorite dishes. I've had this set for 10 years and counting.

Extra-heavy porcelain in the traditional bistro style is such a classic.

Zalto wineglasses, made in Austria, are some super sexy stemware. They are elegant and delicate, mouth-blown, and many wine geeks' favorite stem. I prefer the multipurpose universal glass because it's great for white, red or even bubbly.

White enamel bowls from Alder & Co. are lovely to look at, and unbreakable in the chance of a powerful gust of wind.

I can't quite imagine eating outside without a blue gingham napkin in my lap. These pretty ones are handmade by Small Batch Production.

I don't use placemats that often at home, but when dining outdoors, they're just right. This striped version from Fog Linen is simple and sweet.

I'm going to use these serving trays for all of my summer parties.

I'm loving this three-tier stand with its pretty vintage finish. It's perfect for holding loads of pre-dinner treats and nibbles at your holiday celebrations.

Let go of preconceived notions of what the "right" glass is, and use a charming mishmash for everything from water to wine. Bonus: If no two glasses are alike, your guests will always remember which is theirs!

Small white dishes are perfect for olive oil for your baguette and whipped butter for your potato. Plus, they look quite presentable on the table.

Two for the price of one! This dual dispenser comes complete with handy labels and a wrought iron stand.

Multi-tone bone and brass tray by Regina Andrew.

We have four of these sturdy, versatile trays. They are perfect for passing appetizers or setting up a bar for a party. I shouldn't admit to this — but we use them to eat dinner on in front of the television.

Exclusively ours. Delicate capiz shells add embellishment to wrought iron for a contrast of textures. Hand wash. Imported.Three-tier server, 22T. Small dish, 9Dia. Medium dish, 12Dia. Large dish, 15Dia.Two-tier server, 21W x 10D x 22.5T.Oval serving tray, 20.5W x 10D x 4.5T. Condiment server, 14Dia...

Instead of giving this glass-covered pie plate empty, whip-up a quick pastry for an even better surprise. I have a similar one at home and it has become a definite staple in my house. Fill it up with anything you’ve got such as cookies, chocolates or even fruit.