Dinnerware

[AvsKick21]

As I have been currently trying to develop my cooking, I have currently been focusing more on how I plate my food. In many of the threads here on eG, specifically the dinner, I realize that some of this comes down to the type of dishes one has availible. There are some pieces that I have scoured the internet looking for, but to no avail. I recently picked up some plates from CB2 that were okay, but can't seem to find things like long rectangular plates or wide rim bowls anywhere. I guess I'm looking for recomendations for some modern looking product lines or places to look at. I tried searching on here and didn't have much luck.

Thanks.

[waterdogs]

There were a number of good references in this thread

http://forums.egullet.org/index.php?showtopic=98490

Sorry I don't think I have learned how to HTML these right but maybe you could cut and paste?

[slschnur]

As I have been currently trying to develop my cooking, I have currently been focusing more on how I plate my food.  In many of the threads here on eG, specifically the dinner, I realize that some of this comes down to the type of dishes one has availible.  There are some pieces that I have scoured the internet looking for, but to no avail. I recently picked up some plates from CB2 that were okay, but can't seem to find things like long rectangular plates or wide rim bowls anywhere. I guess I'm looking for recomendations for some modern looking product lines or places to look at.  I tried searching on here and didn't have much luck.

Thanks.

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Try crate & barrel (www.crateandbarrel.com) - they have a nice line of white porcelain dishes - rimmed bowls, square & rectangular plates, &c. I use the oversized rimmed bowls very frequently. They're also reasonably priced.

[wattacetti]

There is also Porcelaines Bousquet that you can try. She trained at Limoges.

Vadouvan also mentioned several plates in his possession in this dinner party thread.