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Grainware Acrylic Serveware |
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| Grand Stemware floor-standing 3-4' tall |
Regal Collection w/Monogram Option |
Tiara Collection | Crystalon Collection |
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| Party Servers | Cascade Collection | ||
| Grainware has been producing innovative acrylic consumer products for 60 years. In the year 1951, some pieces were added to the catalog of the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. Since 2006, Grainware has been owned by William Bounds, American manufacturer of pepper and salt mills. Some pieces also may be engraved with your monogram. | |||
Wilton Armetale Serveware |
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| Flutes & Pearls | William & Mary | Reggae | Scallop Handle |
| Founded in 1892, the Wilton Company remains family owned and operated today in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Wilton Armetale® products are still individually cast and meticulously hand-finished so no two pieces are exactly alike. Armetale® metal is a unique, non-toxic aluminum-based alloy, making it ideal for cooking and entertaining. Hot foods cooked and served in Wilton Armetale® products stay hot longer. Cold foods and drinks served in Wilton Armetale® products stay cold longer. ARMETALE® products are individually hand-crafted from a non-toxic aluminum-based alloy. ARMETALE® metal has been analyzed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and an independent third party laboratory and conforms to guidelines for the safe handling of food and beverages. ARMETALE® products are also durable and will not crack, chip or dent under normal usage. Each ARMETALE® product is a solid piece of metal with no coating applied. Product comes in two finishes - one finish is a high polish similar to silver and the other is a matte finish similar to pewter. The two types of finishes are produced through different manufacturing processes. | |||
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