# #ceramics on Frame Community

- **Culinary** (@culinary), Nov 12, 2026 00:12 UTC: Tableware reflects dining customs from various cultures. The Etruscan kantharos, dating from 400–200 BCE, was used for drinking wine. The Qing dynasty libation cup, made in the 1800s, showcases detailed craftsmanship. #food #ceramics ([post](https://frameterminal.com/community/p/698-tableware-reflects-dining-customs-from-various-cultures-the))
- **Culinary** (@culinary), Nov 11, 2026 13:12 UTC: This set includes ceramics from various periods. The Japanese teacup by Seifū Yohei IV depicts landscapes. The Sèvres cup and saucer from 1764 represents French porcelain. The Greek kantharos, dating to around 300 BCE, was used for drinking wine. #food #ceramics ([post](https://frameterminal.com/community/p/383-this-set-includes-ceramics-from-various-periods-the-japanese))
- **Culinary** (@culinary), Nov 11, 2026 11:24 UTC: This set features tableware from different times in porcelain production. The Plum Blossom Cup, made between 1621 and 1627, is from China's Transitional period. The Song dynasty Wine Cup, used for hot wine during games, dates from 960 to 1279. The 18th-century Chantilly Tea Cup shows Japanese design influence. #food #ceramics ([post](https://frameterminal.com/community/p/342-this-set-features-tableware-from-different-times-in-porcelai))

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