The Delicate Dish

10/24/2026

We’ve been getting so many orders for plate wall pieces lately, and I love seeing vintage china finding a place in people’s homes beyond the dining table! 💗

The mix of colors, patterns, shapes, and sizes makes each arrangement feel unique and personal to your home and decorating style.

If you’ve been admiring them but aren’t sure where to start, I put together this simple Plate Wall 101 guide. It covers choosing your mix, working with your wall space, planning with paper templates, and hanging your plates.

Save this for when you’re ready to give it a try! 🫶🏻💗🍽️

09/21/2026

Walking into work on Monday 🌸

09/13/2026

We agree 🌸

Time to raid Nana’s china cabinet! ⬇️

08/14/2026

A beautiful assortment of vintage mismatched china teacups and saucers shipping out this week 🌸

04/23/2026

If you’ve ever seen these and thought… is this a plate or a bowl? this is your answer 🥰

These are traditional soup bowls… and they come in a couple different styles. Some have that classic rim (you’ll hear them called rimmed soup bowls), and some are smooth all the way across (those are coupe bowls). Same purpose, just a slightly different look.

They were a staple in a full place setting, usually sitting right on top of the dinner plate or just above it, ready for the first course.

They’re wider and more shallow than a cereal bowl, which is exactly why they work so well for:

• soups and stews
• pasta
• salads
• risotto or lighter meals

They feel a little more elevated than your everyday bowl, but they’re honestly one of the most practical pieces you can own.

Once you know what they are, you start noticing them everywhere… and reaching for them all the time. They tend to become the favorite piece on the table 🌸

04/19/2026