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This document discusses various types of table linens, napkins, flatware, dinnerware, glassware, and other items used in dining settings. It describes tablecloths, runners, placemats, and other linens used to cover tables. It also outlines different types of napkins based on size. The document categorizes flatware items like spoons, forks, and knives. It provides examples of glassware for beverages and different materials used like porcelain, ceramic, plastic, and more. Centerpieces are also mentioned as finishing touches used on dining tables.
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- 2. Table Appointments -the implementsused for dining
- 3. Linens Used to covertables to protect tables’ surface, beautification and insurance of quieter service
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- 5. Table cloths - wholepieces of table linens used to cover tables for dining
- 6. Runners - long narrowdecorative strips of cloth, used on bare tables
- 7. Placemats - small, rectangularmats used to hold the entire place setting
- 8. Silence cloths - apad, usually a flannel or felt used under the cloth
- 9. Top cloths - piecesof materials placed over the table setting to avoid constant laundering of large pieces of linens
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- 11. Napkins -square pieces ofcloth or paper used to wipe fingers and lips when dining
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- 13. Classification of TableNapkins: Dinner napkins – measure 18 to 24” square Luncheon or breakfast napkins – measure 9 to 12 inches square Tea napkins – used for merienda, snacks or tea and are 6 to 9 inches square Cocktail napkins – small pieces of napkins and are 4 to 6 inches square
- 14. Dinnerware The appointments werecalled chinaware before and are used to hold food in dining or for serving.
- 18. Flatware - formerly calledsilver- ware, used to scoop, spear, and cut food.
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- 20. Coffee Spoons Demitasse Spoons Dessert Spoons Iced TeaSpoons Serving Spoons Bouillon Spoons
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- 25. Butter Knife DessertKnife Dinner Knife Steak Knife
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- 29. Beverage Glass Coffee Glass CoolerGlass Drinking Jar
- 30. Iced-Tea-Glass Juice Glass PunchGlass Glass Tumbler
- 31. Soda Glass StackableGlass Water Drink Goblet Water Glass
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- 33. Porcelain & Ceramic AsianMug Asian Tea Cup Coffee Mug Cappuccino Cup Cup & Saucer
- 34. Espresso Cup LatteCappuccino Cup Luau Cup Porcelain Teacup Saucer
- 35. Centerpiece - the finishingtouches that are essential to the overall harmony of a table
- 36. Examples: Flower arrangement Fruit arrangement Vegetablecentrepieces (or a combination) Candles are essential for formal dinner