British Colonial Serving Platter

Storage Recommendations

To ensure your dinnerware remains in optimal condition over time, we recommend following these storage tips:

Avoid Heavy Stacking
When storing dinnerware, avoid stacking items too high, especially fine porcelain. Using soft pads or dividers can help minimize collisions and scratches.

Use Dish Racks or Drawers
If space allows, use dedicated dish racks or drawers to organize your dinnerware by type. This prevents different materials from rubbing against each other. Avoid storing dinnerware in direct contact with other kitchen items to prevent surface scratches.

Avoid Humid Environments
Store your dinnerware in a dry environment, avoiding long exposure to moisture. This helps prevent dampness or mold. Wooden dinnerware and items with metal accents are especially susceptible to humidity.

Regularly Clean Storage Areas
Periodically clean the storage area for your dinnerware to ensure there is no dust or food residue accumulation. This will help maintain the cleanliness and longevity of your dinnerware.

Store Special Dinnerware Separately
For special or decorative dinnerware (such as porcelain with gold accents), store them separately in dedicated boxes or cabinets to prevent damage from other items.