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Small dinner plates

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Babysharkdoodoodood · 18/01/2021 21:34

Help!

We're trying to lose weight as a family but the giant white IKEA plates make the portions look so tiny. They're not. There's enough food, but it just looks so disappointing. My mum's gradually built up a collection of little European style plates. (I'm no good with visualising dimensions). But she got hers in dribs and drabs via charity shops.

I want a size between standard side and dinner plate and pretty, rather than white. With ideally matching bits and not stupidly expensive. Found some lovely ones on Amazon but £75 for 5 plates!

https://smile.amazon.co.uk/Terracotta-Small-Dinner-Plates-European/dp/B00ZA51UDG/ref=sr11_5?dchild=1&keywords=cactus+ceramic+plates&qid=1611005601&sr=8-5

Can anyone help?

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washitonia · 19/01/2021 07:40

Thanks @Took

fairplay · 19/01/2021 07:47

Brixton pottery desert plates are perfect www.brixtonpottery.com/category/plates

Deathraystare · 19/01/2021 09:29

When my Godson went to Uni he got some basic white plates from Tesco, in a box. He was unhappy that they were small and everyone else there had bigger plates. He was a growing lad!

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Caspianberg · 19/01/2021 09:48

We have old villeroy and noch. The side plates are 19cm and dinner plates 23cm. They are perfect. We haven’t quiet enough as I guess some broke over the years so we have been building the collection back up via eBay/ second hand

midlifecrash · 19/01/2021 09:58

On John Lewis site they're medium, salad, side or dessert plates www.johnlewis.com/royal-doulton-1815-24cm-dessert-plates-set-of-4-multi/p231897753

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