I am in the process  of reorganizing and re-storing (not restoring) a collection of 18th and 19th century dinnerware, some sets, but mostly individual pieces.  I am wondering how other historical organizations are storing their plates... looking for alternative solutions.  We have 2 foot deep metal open-sided shelves, and the complete collection(including the plates) takes up about 25 shelves.

Thank you,

Andrea Mercado

Volunteer, Museum of History and Industry, Seattle, WA.

Staff, Birthplace of Seattle Log House Museum, Seattle, WA



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