Crockery and kitchenware shop items list
Dinner sets, tea sets, glasses, cookers, pots and plastic household items a crockery shop keeps.
Munshi Team · 15 Oct 2026 · 2 min read
A crockery shop sells sets for weddings and dowry, and everyday items like buckets and cookers. Breakage is part of the business and should be counted.
What is in the Crockery / kitchenware list
This is the starting list Munshi adds when you choose Crockery / kitchenware: 27 items in 3 sections, each with its Urdu and English name and the right unit. Prices are left for you, because they differ from city to city.
| Section | Examples | Items |
|---|---|---|
| Crockery | Dinner Set, Tea Set, Plates, Cups, Glasses | 10 |
| Kitchen | Pressure Cooker, Cooking Pot (Degchi), Frying Pan, Tawa, Karahi | 10 |
| Plastic household | Bucket, Tub, Basket, Water Cooler, Plastic Chair | 7 |
You can rename, delete or add items at any time, and add a second list if you sell more than one kind of goods.
Tips for this kind of shop
- Sell plates, cups and glasses by the dozen and sets by the piece.
- Write off broken stock as damage so your stock count stays true.
- Wedding season sets can be sold on instalments for regular customers.
Put the whole list in Munshi in a few minutes
- Sign up free with your mobile number.
- Open Products → Ready-made lists (or the pop-up on the first screen) and choose Crockery / kitchenware from the dropdown.
- Untick the sections you do not sell and tap Add these items.
- On Fill prices & stock, type the selling price and the stock you have, and tap Save all.
That is it: you can make your first bill. See how Munshi works for this kind of business on the tool page, or start free.
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