From antique fine china to vintage appliances, kitchen collectibles can hold their value for generations and serve as wonderful accessories in the most popular place in the house during the holidays.

An example for you pessimists is fine china. Take a set of 18th century Meissen, 19th century Limoges, and 1950s Noritake. Did I just speak a foreign language to you?

Ree Drummond's Agatha and Collect dinnerware sets now come in two fresh colors and patterns that you'll want to add to your collection.

Create new memories of vintage or heirloom pieces by incorporating them into your holiday gatherings.

Regardless of how you set the table with them, these nine Christmas plate designs are some of our most iconic vintage dinnerware selections. You can collect them in sets or let family heirlooms ...

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China sets Fine china may not be part of everyday dining anymore, but full or partial sets from brands like Lenox or Royal Doulton still carry value.

A family’s set of dishes has passed through five generations of women, but will the teacups, plates and bowls make it to a sixth?

Dye sells vintage china and table setting pieces through her business, Highlands Cakestand Co., as well as custom-made serving tiers, which she creates by drilling through vintage pieces.

Chris Brown’s ‘Fine China’ Vintage Makeover: The Singer Cleans Up Well in New Video The R&B star goes retro-chic in the video for his new single "Fine China." ...