| CHINAWARE | Familiar supporting feature of mug, plates etc (9) |
| CROCKS | Earthenware pieces placed at the bottom of plant pots to aid drainage or prevent compost from washing away; cups, mugs, plates, bowls etc; or, large jar-like containers for bread (6) |
| PEWTER | What alloy of tin and lead was popular for centuries for mugs, plates and utensils? (6) |
| DINNERSET | Dessert inn served, short of small plates etc (6,3) |
| LINEAMENT | Part of mug's tin and enamel cracked (9) |
| CUPIDSBOW | Part of mug I'd put amid trophies, sign of respect? (6,3) |
| BONECHINA | Plates, etc, almost hold together Aussie creature that's died out |
| SOBEREDUP | Nasty smells on the rise until most of mug dried out (7,2) |
| KINGS | Family heads for game supporting feature of 21/23 (5) |
| BANISTER | Is jesting about a supporting feature of the flight (8) |
| COLUMN | Supporting feature of a newspaper |
| COLUMNS | Supporting features of newspapers |
| BMOVIE | A low-budget film of supposed inferior quality often used as a supporting feature (1,5) |
| CROCKERY | Cups, dishes, plates etc, usually made of earthenware or china (8) |
| DRESSER | Piece of furniture for storing and displaying plates etc (7) |
| IDED | Picked out of book of mug shots for short |
| CHINQUAPIN | A number supporting feature as tree (10) |
| TROPHY | Word for a defeated army's weapons, displayed as a victory memorial; spoils of a hunter; or, a gold cup, silver plate etc, awarded as a token of triumph (6) |
| BACKSTOP | Supporting feature |
| TEASERVICE | Cups, saucers, plates, etc (3,7) |
