Rooted in a York County, Pennsylvania pottery shop established by the Pfaltzgraff family, Pfaltzgraff designs and markets ceramic dinnerware and other tabletop goods for American homes. The company traces its history back over 200 years, from simple earthenware and salt-glazed crocks to enduring patterns such as Yorktowne, Winterberry, Villa della Luna and Trellis. Pfaltzgraff has been part of Lifetime Brands since 2005.
Fiesta Tableware CompanyFiesta Tableware Company makes ceramic dinnerware and tabletop products in West Virginia, where its Fiesta line has been made in the USA since 1936. The company marks 90 years of production in 2026 and sells its colorful tableware directly through Fiesta Factory Direct and its outlet stores.NEWELL, WV
Lenox CorporationFounded in 1889 as Walter Scott Lenox’s small art studio, Lenox Corporation creates tabletop and home goods shaped by more than 130 years of American craftsmanship. Its porcelain and bone china heritage includes becoming the first American china company used at the White House in 1918, with six presidents and first ladies later commissioning Lenox state dinner services. Today, the company brings that design tradition to contemporary dining and seasonal décor, including its distinctive Lenox Spice Village collection.ROCK HALL, MD
Corelle BrandsKnown for the Corelle name trusted since 1970, Corelle Brands is a kitchen and tabletop company serving people who cook and gather at home. Its products are built around practical daily use, with Corelle dinnerware crafted in Corning, New York from lightweight Vitrelle triple-layer glass.DOWNERS GROVE, IL
Maison Madison HomeFounded by college friends Colette and Susannah, Maison Madison Home creates dinnerware designed in New York and made in Portugal. The brand grew from their search for quality tableware that paired American glamour with European craftsmanship, leading them to a family-owned ceramics factory in Nazaré. Each ceramic stoneware piece is hand-finished, giving its collections a distinctive, heirloom-minded character.FRANKFORT, IN