Wooden Plates, Cherry Wooden Plates, Wooden Charger Plates, Made in Vermont

We would estimate that 95% of people who purchase dinnerware do so at big box stores where they can get things cheap. That's not the customer we believe you are, otherwise you wouldn't be looking at our selection of handcrafted wooden plates. We believe price shouldn't be as important as the added value that wooden plates bring to dining. Chances are, if you're considering our wooden plates you're preparing special meals and entertaining friends and family. Woodenware helps make "get-togethers" more memoriable.

9-1/2" dia. Yellow Birch Salad Plate $21.75 ea.	9-1/2" dia. Black Walnut Salad Plate $28.00 ea.	9-1/2" and 12" dia. Yellow Birch Deep Plates

12" dia. Yellow Birch Dinner Plate $26.50 ea.	12" dia. Black Walnut Dinner Plate $32.50 ea.	9-1/2" and 12" dia. Black Walnut Deep Plates

We're very excited to announce that the Vermont Bowl Company is now offering Cherry Wooden Plates, in addition to wooden salad bowls in cherry wood as well. That's great news for those of us who appreciate the stylish look of wooden plates. Now you simply need to decide between Black Walnut, Yellow Birch, and the wonderful red hue of cherry wood! Work! Work! Work! Seriously though, the introduction of cherry plates deserves a long overdue welcome.		9-1/2" and 12" dia. Cherry Deep Plates

Big Ash Bowl with Charger/Dinner Plates		The dinner plates shown above match nicely with Vermont Bowl's yellow birch and walnut wooden salad bowls, and especially the "Big Ash Bowl" shown here. You can build a complete table set; wooden plates, a big salad bowl, small individual bowls, and matching salad servers. All Made in Vermont. All Made in the USA!

Yellow Birch Bowl Stand $97.00	Black Walnut Bowl Stand $105.00	Want to take your woodenware set to the next level? Include a matching Bowl Stand, on which you can rest either the salad bowl or a wooden plate for serving or for decoration. Notice the little pob sticking up from the top of the stand. That fits snugly into a recess in the base of Vermont Bowl Company bowls, and also into the base of their wooden plates as well. The stand can then be used to display flower arrangements or decorative items when not in use.