Retro Steingut Teller flach

I served a plain salad on the shallow round and it looked like something from a small restaurant. The warm glaze does so much of the work. The plate feels sturdy and the color is even prettier in person.

Bought the brown deep round for pasta nights and it has become my go to. The stoneware feels solid in the hand and the glaze gives it real character. Reheating on the same plate is a nice bonus.

The little variations in the glaze are exactly what I wanted. Each plate looks a bit hand made. They wipe clean in seconds and the warm tone makes even leftovers look inviting.

Nice weight and a warm finish that suits my kitchen. I would have liked one slightly larger size, but the oval I chose plates a main course well. Happy overall with the look and feel.

I picked a round and an oval and they look wonderful together, like a set gathered over time. The yellow glaze is so warm. Guests asked where I found them.

I use the shallow round most days for a quick salad or eggs and it makes the meal feel a bit special. The glaze wipes clean easily and it goes in the microwave for leftovers. Exactly what I wanted.

Started with one and came back for more. The brown and yellow tones mix nicely and the plates feel solid and thick. They have replaced my old white set for most meals.

Does just what I hoped. The wabi-sabi finish gives my table a relaxed look and the plate is easy to clean. A touch heavier than my old ones, which I actually like.

The framed well really does make food look plated. I served a simple main on the deep round and it looked considered. The glaze is gorgeous up close with all its small shifts in tone.

Microwave safe and wipes clean, which is all I ask of a daily plate, but it also looks lovely. The brown yellow mix is my favorite. It has earned a permanent spot in the cupboard.

The warm glaze caught the evening light at dinner and looked stunning. It is sturdy stoneware too, very solid in the hand. I plate everything on it these days, from salad to a full main.

These plates have a calm, natural look that I really love. The rustic finish suits my kitchen and the food sits in the well like a little still life. Cleaning is effortless.

Solid everyday plate with a finish that looks more expensive than it was. The shallow round is my pick for salads. Easy to wipe down and it stacks fine in the cupboard.

The yellow oval makes a main course look plated and served. It is the kind of plate that makes you want to set the table properly. Sturdy and easy to clean as well.

A warm glaze, a well that frames the food, and a surface that wipes clean and reheats. Simple and it works. The brown deep round sits on my table most evenings.

Chose these for the rustic look and they lived up to it. The glaze variation gives each one its own feel. They have made even my quick lunches look a little nicer.

Feels solid and the warm color is lovely. The oval plates a main well and the round suits a salad. A nice step up from the plain plates I had before, and easy to clean.

I built a small mix of round and oval and they look collected on the table. The glaze is warm and the stoneware feels durable. Reheating leftovers on the same plate is so handy.

The wabi-sabi finish is the whole appeal. Each plate has its own gentle shifts in glaze and they sit beautifully together. Sturdy, easy to clean, and warm in tone. Lovely buy.

These have replaced my old set for almost every meal. The warm glaze, the framed well, the solid feel, all of it works. The brown yellow mix is my pick. Will order more.

Works well for daily meals and looks warm on the table. The finish is rustic in a good way. I would happily add a second size to the mix when I get the chance. Good value.

I love how these dress the table without any effort. The glaze is rich and warm and the well frames the food. Easy to clean and microwave safe too. A simple joy at dinner.