Why stock tableware and drinkware?
Tableware is a steady category: dishes and glasses break, tastes change and every new home needs a full set. For a retailer it also has clear advantages:
- Sets sell as one product, which raises the value of each sale.
- Demand peaks before holidays, Ramadan and the wedding season, so you can plan your stock in advance.
- Restaurants, cafés and hotels reorder the same items again and again.
- Tableware sits naturally next to kitchenware, textiles and decoration in a household shop.
What does Aleesar's tableware range include?
The range covers two categories, drinkware and tableware. Product pages show photos of each design and packing information, such as units per carton where available.
The catalogue is available in English, Dutch, German and Arabic, so you can share it with your own team or customers.
- Coffee cups and saucers: coffee cup sets of six cups with six saucers, tea cup sets of six, and twelve-piece cup and saucer sets in many designs.
- Teapots: stainless steel teapots of 1.2 and 1.6 litres in many designs, glass teapots of 1,200 and 1,500 ml, Moroccan teapots and glass coffee pots.
- Glassware and thermos flasks: six-piece glass sets, glass water sets, opal glassware, glass cups on a wooden base, and thermos sets in black, white, gold, silver and wood finishes.
- Plates and platters, serving sets and trays: dessert platters, dinner sets, stainless steel plates of 35 to 65 cm, mansaf serving dishes, hostess serving sets and serving stands.
- Porcelain sets and cruet sets: porcelain tea and serving sets, spice sets and oil and lemon sets.
How do you choose what to buy?
A good tableware section is built around what your customers serve and how they entertain. Before your first order, think about these points:
Start with a few cartons of each group, watch what sells, then reorder the strongest designs before the busy season. For Arabic coffee and tea, read our guide to Arabic coffee sets wholesale; for larger volumes, our guide to buying by the pallet.
- Material: porcelain for classic sets, glass for teapots and glasses, stainless steel for teapots and large plates.
- Set sizes: many sets come as six pieces, or six cups with six saucers, which matches how customers buy.
- Style: combine timeless white and gold with a few bolder colours, and keep matching pieces together.
- Occasion: serving sets, platters and thermos sets sell best before holidays and family gatherings.
- Carton quantities: you order per carton, so check how many units each carton holds.
Who buys tableware wholesale?
Tableware and drinkware suit many kinds of trade buyer:
- Household and homeware shops that want a complete table and kitchen section.
- International, Arabic and Turkish supermarkets and bazaars, whose customers buy full serving sets for the family.
- Gift shops and wedding-list stores.
- Restaurants, cafés and hotels that need serving pieces and replacements.
- Webshops and marketplace sellers. See our guide to starting a homeware webshop.
How do you order tableware from Aleesar Group?
Aleesar Group sells only to businesses with a valid VAT number, such as retailers, wholesalers, online shops and hospitality businesses. Consumers cannot order. How it works:
For pallet or volume orders, or to see the products in the showroom in Utrecht by appointment, contact the sales team. The full process is explained on how ordering works.
- Register as a partner with your company details and VAT number.
- A person reviews every application, and you receive an answer within one business day.
- Once validated, log in to see wholesale prices per piece, excluding VAT.
- Order per carton, with no minimum order value, and combine tableware with kitchenware, textiles and decoration in one order.
- Delivery reaches every EU country within 48 hours from the warehouse in the Netherlands; larger orders ship as pallets.
