Even if they're store-bought, tortillas taste better served warm from this colorful stoneware tortilla warmer. Heated in the microwave or oven, this warmer can be used time and again alongside savory Southwest or Mexican dishes. With hues evocative of the American Southwest, the Sedona pattern from Pfaltzgraff weaves together hand-painted blues, reds, muted greens and dusty yellows in bold stripes and geometric patterns against a speckled cream background. The tortilla warmer is great for casual dining.

Nuance dinnerware features solid color patterns accented by speckled glazes in the bold colors of a Southwest desert, such as this red rock hue. Use it alone or mix and match with other Nuance colors for a rich, festive look. Microwave- and dishwasher-safe. Includes one of each: Dinner Plate, Salad Plate, Soup/Cereal Bowl and Mug.

Nuance dinnerware features solid color patterns accented by speckled glazes in the bold colors of a Southwest desert, such as this Golden sunset shade. Use it alone or mix and match with other Nuance colors for a rich, festive look. Microwave- and dishwasher-safe. Includes one of each: Dinner Plate, Salad Plate, Soup/Cereal Bowl and Mug.

This chip and dip set is from Pfaltzgraff's "Evening Sun" dinnerware pattern, a festive addition to any party. In rich oranges, fiery reds, sunny yellows and sage greens, this 2-pc. chip and dip set measures 14-in. in diameter. About Pfaltzgraff: One of the oldest pottery makers in the United States, The Pfaltzgraff Co. was founded in York, Pennsylvania in the year 1811. This once modest-size shop (where salt-glazed stoneware was crafted by hand and sold to local merchants and townspeople) has grown and expanded with hundreds of dinnerware patterns (from traditional to contemporary) gracing the tables of homes all across America. Their new manufacturing plant (located just west of York in Thomasville, PA) hosts tours almost daily. Tour their facility and you can see how this 200 year-old tradition has stood the test of time with its long-standing tradition of excellence in craftsmanship, quality and service.

This 14-in. platter delivers meat from your grill to the table. Use it, too, for serving an array of desserts. From Pfaltzgraff's "Evening Sun" pattern, the platter is colorful with its oversized, windswept flowers in fiery reds and sunny yellows. About Pfaltzgraff: One of the oldest pottery makers in the United States, The Pfaltzgraff Co. was founded in York, Pennsylvania in the year 1811. This once modest-size shop (where salt-glazed stoneware was crafted by hand and sold to local merchants and townspeople) has grown and expanded with hundreds of dinnerware patterns (from traditional to contemporary) gracing the tables of homes all across America. Their new manufacturing plant (located just west of York in Thomasville, PA) hosts tours almost daily. Tour their facility and you can see how this 200 year-old tradition has stood the test of time with its long-standing tradition of excellence in craftsmanship, quality and service.

This rectangular dish is ideal for baking a deep-dish, cheesy lasagna or for roasting chicken with fresh vegetables. Inspired by Jana Kolpen's book "Dancing with the Moon," Pfaltzgraff's newest creation, the "Villa della Luna," is a tribute to the centuries-old traditions of Italian ceramic making. About Pfaltzgraff: One of the oldest pottery makers in the United States, The Pfaltzgraff Co. was founded in York, Pennsylvania in the year 1811. This once modest-size shop (where salt-glazed stoneware was crafted by hand and sold to local merchants and townspeople) has grown and expanded with hundreds of dinnerware patterns (from traditional to contemporary) gracing the tables of homes all across America. Their new manufacturing plant (located just west of York in Thomasville, PA) hosts tours almost daily. Tour their facility and you can see how this 200 year-old tradition has stood the test of time with its long-standing tradition of excellence in craftsmanship, quality and service.

To complete your "Villa della Luna" dinnerware set, these water goblets feature generous-sized bowls in a tranquil Mediterranean blue on shorter, decorative stems. The set of four goblets are dishwasher-safe and holds 19-ounces each. About Pfaltzgraff: One of the oldest pottery makers in the United States, The Pfaltzgraff Co. was founded in York, Pennsylvania in the year 1811. This once modest-size shop (where salt-glazed stoneware was crafted by hand and sold to local merchants and townspeople) has grown and expanded with hundreds of dinnerware patterns (from traditional to contemporary) gracing the tables of homes all across America.

Slender stems and small, pale yellow bowls make for delicate wine glasses that are a part of the "Villa della Luna" dinnerware pattern from Pfaltzgraff. Pair them with the water goblets, sold separately, and with the dinnerware pieces that are inspired by the rich, hand-crafted pottery found in Italy. The set of four wine glasses holds 11-ounces each. About Pfaltzgraff: One of the oldest pottery makers in the United States, The Pfaltzgraff Co. was founded in York, Pennsylvania in the year 1811. This once modest-size shop (where salt-glazed stoneware was crafted by hand and sold to local merchants and townspeople) has grown and expanded with hundreds of dinnerware patterns (from traditional to contemporary) gracing the tables of homes all across America.

Our oversized, sculpted pasta storage jar holds all kinds of dried pasta. Crafted of hand-painted stoneware, the pasta storage jar, in rich blues and yellows, coordinates with our "Villa della Luna" dinnerware pattern from Pfaltzgraff.

About Pfaltzgraff: One of the oldest pottery makers in the United States, The Pfaltzgraff Co. was founded in York, Pennsylvania in the year 1811. This once modest-size shop (where salt-glazed stoneware was crafted by hand and sold to local merchants and townspeople) has grown and expanded with hundreds of dinnerware patterns (from traditional to contemporary) gracing the tables of homes all across America. Their new manufacturing plant (located just west of York in Thomasville, PA) hosts tours almost daily. Tour their facility and you can see how this 200 year-old tradition has stood the test of time with its long-standing tradition of excellence in craftsmanship, quality and service.

Created by Pfaltzgraff's in-house designer Kathleen McLane, "Napoli" is a subtly decorated, hand-painted collection that evokes the light and colors of the Italian coastline. The soft palette of pale orange, rose, varying shades of blue and light green creates a bright, cheerful setting for any meal. The 4-pc. Place setting includes one of each: 11.5-in. Dinner Plate, 8.5-in. Salad Plate, 30-oz. Soup/Cereal Bowl and 18-oz. Mug. About Pfaltzgraff: One of the oldest pottery makers in the United States, The Pfaltzgraff Co. was founded in York, Pennsylvania in the year 1811. This once modest-size shop (where salt-glazed stoneware was crafted by hand and sold to local merchants and townspeople) has grown and expanded with hundreds of dinnerware patterns (from traditional to contemporary) gracing the tables of homes all across America. Their new manufacturing plant (located just west of York in Thomasville, PA) hosts tours almost daily. Tour their facility and you can see how this 200 year-old tradition has stood the test of time with its long-standing tradition of excellence in craftsmanship, quality and service.

There's plenty of room for dips and chips (or veggies) in this fun serving set. The bowl and plate, from Pfaltzgraff's "Napoli" line, are separate to make cleaning and storing easy. Of course, in our snack happy life, this will get used a lot!

About Pfaltzgraff: One of the oldest pottery makers in the United States, The Pfaltzgraff Co. was founded in York, Pennsylvania in the year 1811. This once modest-size shop (where salt-glazed stoneware was crafted by hand and sold to local merchants and townspeople) has grown and expanded with hundreds of dinnerware patterns (from traditional to contemporary) gracing the tables of homes all across America. Their new manufacturing plant (located just west of York in Thomasville, PA) hosts tours almost daily. Tour their facility and you can see how this 200 year-old tradition has stood the test of time with its long-standing tradition of excellence in craftsmanship, quality and service.

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