Kromex serving sets have become a favored go-with line, the Vogue series in particular.
Kromex has multiple items that came with Wexford glass, a couple with the more rustic Heritage House handle. At least one was found with Vogue handle and Wexford glass, but that could be an aftermarket swap.
I have fit Wexford glass to some, and I’ve swapped out the handles on others. Some are perfect fits, and some are merely acceptable.
Without further ado, Kromex Vogue:
featuring Wexford oil & vinegar cruets
and salt & pepper shakers,
found as-is in a local thrift
The next two are from the Kromex Heritage House line, found online IOB. I found extra Vogue handles to swap, any unused original parts kept savely in the boxes.
I have many wooden-handled serving
utensils, so these might yet
become the stars of the show.
Most of the Kromex condiment sets included standard plastic spoons. I’ve kept those stowed in favor of my newly discovered Interlude silverplate flatware by International Silver Co.
The final two condiment sets were Vogue caddies that I married with Wexford glass. The first of the pair has a damaged and darkened finish on the normally gold tone handle, so I’m still looking for an extra.
two-part caddy just barely fit
the six-inch scalloped bowl,
but the bowls uncovered
make a great look.
does hold Wexford sugar bowls,
which have their own well-fitted lid.
Additionally, Vogue has platters and tiered tidbit trays that were sold without any glass pieces involved. Ive discovered that the platter diameters are nicely compatible with Wexford platters.
fifteen-inch diameter chrome platter
with Vogue handles.
with a fourteen-inch Wexford platter.
paired with a twelve-inch
Wexford cake plate.
wexford: a study 