Tableware (2 Viewers)

[Kingham]

There is a wide variety of 'plastic' type crockery and some of the cheap stuff is horrible and scratches very easily but a good quality set is certainly worth having IMV.

That succinctly sums up the differences in our upbringings, mam and dad brought us up on the cheap, horrible stuff in our early caravan days

 

[Paul and Kate]

We used to have China crockery in the caravan but bought Corelli when we changed to our MH as its lighter in weight. The mugs are not the same material they are thick China so they went to a charity shop. I'm hoping there is a stand at the NEC in a couple of weeks as we need two more tea plates. We originally bought 4 of everything but now need 6. Tried online but tea plates are out of stock. I think they are a good buy.

They are always at the show and you can buy single pieces

 

[MichelleRyall]

When we had our first motorhome 13 years ago I picked up a fairly cheap melamine dinner set from Wilkinsons. Thought it would do for a little while....still using it. Brilliant product apart from the mugs that ended up too badly stained some use china ones now. I'm not owed some Vorelle when we were in Florida as it was a really good price but the thought of trying to bring it back put me off.

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[two]

Or first tableware, bought in the early 70’s, was orange Melamine. Used on picnics as well as in the caravan, it had many good properties. It never broke and never got lost! I think we may even still have it, somewhere….

 

[Minxy]

Or first tableware, bought in the early 70’s, was orange Melamine. Used on picnics as well as in the caravan, it had many good properties. It never broke and never got lost! I think we may even still have it, somewhere….

... you know you are gonna have to hunt it out now don't you ... just so you can show us a photo of it!