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Post by Smithee Mon Jan 07, 2019 9:21 pm

Hello --does the Warwick Duo come with a crockery set or is this a thing of the past?
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Post by AutoSleepy_Don Mon Jan 07, 2019 9:29 pm

In 2017, they came with a set of plastic plates in a bag and 4 wine glasses. Not what they used to be.
The plate holders are not as good as in the past either. shrugg
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Post by Paulmold Mon Jan 07, 2019 9:33 pm

I think it's melamine not plastic.

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Post by AutoSleepy_Don Mon Jan 07, 2019 9:37 pm

Paulmold wrote:I think it's melamine not plastic.
Yes Melamine. You contend Melamine is not actually plastic?
I don't think it is a big difference but could be to plastic aficionados.
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Post by Paulmold Mon Jan 07, 2019 9:53 pm

I wasn't trying to be clever. 'Plastic' brings to mind picnic ware, melamine conjures up a better quality than mere plastic. I know melamine is a hard plastic.

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Post by Tinwheeler Mon Jan 07, 2019 10:18 pm

They are good quality melamine. Much better than the average stuff on sale in accessory shops. 

The crystal wine glasses look quite fetching in my cabinet at home while the crockery rack resides in the loft along with the clip on wire drainer. smile!
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Post by WhiskyMack Mon Jan 07, 2019 10:20 pm

We got a DUO 2018, it came with crockery and wine glasses smile!

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Post by Paulmold Mon Jan 07, 2019 10:35 pm

WhiskyMack wrote:We got a DUO 2018, it came with crockery and wine glasses smile!
Really? According to lots of posts on here, owners put the crockery in the loft anyway and put it back when it's time to sell.

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Post by palette Tue Jan 08, 2019 11:14 am

Whatever you do with your new crockery set, don't put it in the microwave. It just heats up the crockery as well as the food! I know, I tried it scratch head

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Post by Gromit Tue Jan 08, 2019 11:24 am

Tinwheeler wrote:The crystal wine glasses look quite fetching in my cabinet at home while the crockery rack resides in the loft along with the clip on wire drainer. smile!
Same here Tinwheeler. Singularly useless items in my opinion.

We've bought a set of Corelle crockery, which is much better than the (admittedly good quality) Melamine. It's glass I think, and nearly unbreakable . . . but not quite!!  :0_blush:  Plus it doesn't stain or get hot in the microwave, but don't buy the mugs as they are ordinary pot ware.

As for the crockery rack . . . . 

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Post by Paulmold Tue Jan 08, 2019 11:34 am

palette wrote:Whatever you do with your new crockery set, don't put it in the microwave. It just heats up the crockery as well as the food! I know, I tried it scratch head
Melamine cannot be used in microwave but there is a range of 'plastic' camping ware that is microwave safe. We bought two mugs,plates, bowls purely for microwave use. As we use melamine 'crockery' (we are one of loads who put the original set in the garage) it means I can do my porridge in the microwave for a start by using the microwave-safe bowl.

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Post by rgermain Tue Jan 08, 2019 12:23 pm

Tinwheeler wrote:They are good quality melamine. Much better than the average stuff on sale in accessory shops. 

The crystal wine glasses look quite fetching in my cabinet at home while the crockery rack resides in the loft along with the clip on wire drainer. smile!

Same here, although my wife does find the clip on drainer handy hugegrins

They have got cheaper since we first bought a Topaz in 2007 when we had heavy china plates etc. When we sold it the red labels were still on the glasses, it took ages to drink a pint of Spitfire.
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Post by Dbvwt Tue Jan 08, 2019 5:11 pm

Mine went straight on eBay when I picked up the van 7 weeks ago as  I’m the sort who thinks “just get rid instead of stick it in the loft just in case”
Didn’t sell so offers considered otherwise it goes in the loft  smile!

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Post by frederic Tue Jan 08, 2019 5:23 pm

Well!! 
We really wouldn't consider a 'new' second hand 'van without the original crockery /melamine set.
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Post by Dbvwt Tue Jan 08, 2019 5:29 pm

Off to the loft it goes then frederic till I decide to sell the van!
Must admit that when selling anything, the more original kit included (however worthless on the secondhand market it is) then a better image is portrayed to a potential buyer!


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Post by frederic Tue Jan 08, 2019 9:36 pm

My comment was rather tongue in cheek but you are right.
A sale with all the correct 'Bits', as supplied new, along with any additions that enhanced the vehicles usability to the original purchaser IMHO indicates that the vehicle stood a good chance of being a 'Treasured Possession' 
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Post by Tinwheeler Tue Jan 08, 2019 10:16 pm

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Tinwheeler wrote:broomstick The crystal wine glasses look quite fetching in my cabinet at home while the crockery rack resides in the loft along with the clip on wire drainer. smile!
Same here Tinwheeler. Singularly useless items in my opinion.

We've bought a set of Corelle crockery, which is much better than the (admittedly good quality) Melamine. It's glass I think, and nearly unbreakable . . . but not quite!!  :0_blush:  Plus it doesn't stain or get hot in the microwave, but don't buy the mugs as they are ordinary pot ware.

As for the crockery rack . . . . 


We have a similar crockery rack, Gromit but I feel yours is a little posher. champagne
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Post by dbroada Tue Jan 08, 2019 11:18 pm

Our wine rack was removed early on but we kept using the melamine, until one cup sprung a leak after having hot water poured in it.


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Post by Gromit Wed Jan 09, 2019 9:15 am

Tinwheeler wrote:We have a similar crockery rack, Gromit but I feel yours is a little posher. champagne
Not when you see it close up! 

When I had finished fiddling to get it right, I intended to varnish it . . . . need I confess further?  :0_blush: 

It works well though, and keeps everything in the one top cupboard directly above where the plates and mugs are needed, so I doubt if it will every get properly finished!  diy
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Post by Dbvwt Wed Jan 09, 2019 9:18 am

We have a similar crockery rack, Gromit but I feel yours is a little posher. champagne

I had to take a second look at the neatness, rack ideas there Gromit. Very nice, were they hand made by your good self?

Edit..your post just answered my question!
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