I cannot believe I just went back to Ikea. I also can't believe that at 1:30 on a sunny Saturday I could walk in, grab what I wanted, check out, and leave before 3 Dog Night finished singing "Shamballah."
And after all that, the tag wasn't a bloody bit of good; everything I'm about to tell you I found online. Oh, well, at least I have a few more of the plates.
Anyway - it's part of the 365+ kitchenware line, called "Arv." None of the pictures on the website exactly match what is sitting next to my monitor, but these are close: depending on what it is they call it either a bowl or deep plate, just to confuse the matter further.
What I have is that general shape, only pure white and with a plain, round edge. No fancy nothin'. And I paid $3.99 per, which is between the prices listed there. On the bottom is stamped "Ikea 365+ Made in China" (Wheee! Melamine!) On the tag there's a black box with these numbers in white: 900.444.67 followed by these numbers in black on white: 16597. (Plugging those into the search feature on Ikea's website got me nowhere, but you've got Reference!Librarian mojo.)
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Date: 2007-06-23 06:19 pm (UTC)And after all that, the tag wasn't a bloody bit of good; everything I'm about to tell you I found online. Oh, well, at least I have a few more of the plates.
Anyway - it's part of the 365+ kitchenware line, called "Arv." None of the pictures on the website exactly match what is sitting next to my monitor, but these are close: depending on what it is they call it either a bowl or deep plate, just to confuse the matter further.
What I have is that general shape, only pure white and with a plain, round edge. No fancy nothin'. And I paid $3.99 per, which is between the prices listed there. On the bottom is stamped "Ikea 365+ Made in China" (Wheee! Melamine!) On the tag there's a black box with these numbers in white: 900.444.67 followed by these numbers in black on white: 16597. (Plugging those into the search feature on Ikea's website got me nowhere, but you've got Reference!Librarian mojo.)