Definition of kitchenware
:utensils and appliances for use in a kitchen
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Residents can recycle unwanted clothing, shoes, accessories and home goods such as kitchenware, books, toys, etc.
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Extra vintage tins, advertising material, kitchenware and paintings were sold at one of her shows.
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In addition to clothing and toys, Simple Recycling takes fashion accessories, purses, sheets, linens, kitchenware and small household items, regardless of condition.
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Search for those ideal finds in furniture, collectibles, home décor, kitchenware, clothing, electronics, books and more.
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Dean & Deluca markets sell a variety of foods including fresh produce, meat, seafood, cheese and confections, plus prepared foods, coffee, wine and high-end kitchenware.
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The cramped shops heave with rhinestone-slathered jewelry, stacks of plastic kitchenware and women’s shoes adorned with bows and bling.
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Elizabeth started packing up the house right way — stuffed animals, kitchenware that was seldom used.
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Nowadays, the checkered pattern is popular in a variety of product categories including furniture, kitchenware, clothing, home accessories, party decor, and more.
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