Because dinnerware usually comes in sets, china replacements can be hard to find. Saucers are difficult to replace when their cups have intricate designs and the only models available on the market come in solid colors with minimal patterns.

With stores that specialize in china replacements now all over the Internet, finding the right substitute for your broken dinnerware has never been easier. These specialized shops sell individual plates, platters, bowls, cups, and saucers that are parts of sets sold by well-known brands like Noritake, Royal Albert, Wedgewood, Lauren, Royal Worcester Spode, Dansk, Pfaltzgraff, Johnson Brothers, Waterford, Mikasa, Royal Doulton, Gibson, and Lenox.

China replacements shops also carry discontinued dinnerware patterns. If you break that old mug you’ve loved for decades, chances are you’ll be able to find that very exact model from a china replacements store. And even if they don’t have that particular mug on stock, these shops can help you find that missing piece by tracking the original manufacturer.