Is Pfaltzgraff still made in USA?

Pfaltzgraff is also no longer made in the US. This is something to consider with all of the issues that have recently come up regarding imports from China. If you are looking for an alternative I recommend Fiestaware dishes.

Who makes Pfaltzgraff dinnerware?

Lifetime Brands, Inc.
The Pfaltzgraff Co. was sold to Lifetime Brands, Inc. in 2005. Until recently, the company owned and operated 67 stores throughout the U.S. as well as their online presence at www.pfaltzgraff.com.

Are old Pfaltzgraff dishes worth anything?

Some discontinued Pfaltzgraff dinnerware prices seem to encourage collecting and will enable collectors to add pieces to their place settings. A number of discontinued patterns are sold for as little as $10 per plate or $4 for a mug. Still more unusual and desirable pieces may be priced for many hundreds of dollars.

Is fiestaware Made in USA?

Fiesta Tableware Company has proudly manufactured Fiesta® Dinnerware in Newell, WV, USA since 1936. True to our roots, Fiesta still utilizes manufacturing and hand crafted processes established from its introduction, yielding unique one of a kind characteristics.

What dinnerware is not made in China?

Shop American Made Dinnerware by Brand: Kate Spade New York Fine China. Corelle Casual Dinnerware. Fiesta Ceramic Dinnerware. HF Coors Dishes.

What is the difference between china and stoneware?

Porcelain and china are fired at a higher temperature than stoneware but feature similarly durable and nonporous constructions. Both china and porcelain are made of a finer particle clay than stoneware, which results in a thinner construction and more translucent body.

Is Pfaltzgraff heavy?

Pfaltzgraff Dinnerware Stoneware dinnerware tends to be thicker and heavier than porcelain or china. It can be glazed in a wide variety of colors and finishes (matte, satin, and shiny) for diverse designs.

Is Pfaltzgraff China valuable?

Collectibles and Demand. Pfaltzgraff stoneware and china dishes are collectible for many reasons. They are beautiful, useful, interesting, and not necessarily very expensive as new products. If demand is low, the price will likely remain low.