Essential Collection Porcelain Dinnerware and Serveware, 16 Piece Dinnerware Set, Service for 4, Classic White

Bought this set of porcelain dishes based on the recommendation from another Amazon user. The set is really nice, exceeded expectations and were impressively made. They are a very nice bright white and are glazed on front and back. Really look nice and the price is great. Upon delivery, inspected the items and found a few that had manufacturing flaws. I contacted the company and reported that 2 plates and one bowl had manufacturing related defects. They have asked me to send them 2 separate sets of pictures on 2 different occasions ,different angles, requirements etc. I did so vey quickly each time so I tried to reduce the time lag.The company contacted me by email and verified my shipping address so that they could send out the replacement dishes and bowl. They were super professional and the replacement items arrived and were all perfect. Will buy another set of dishes from this company in the future as having used these for a few weeks, they are great quality porcelain at a great price. Highly recommend!

I love these dishes! The simple, white design is exactly what I was looking for. The quality is very good; they were packed carefully and shipped quickly.

I have been looking for a non-toxic, lead-free and cadmium-free pure white dinnerware set for months and could not find the perfect set until I got these! I loved the dinnerware set so much that I bought a 2nd set and really enjoy my meals on a pure-white set. They are lightweight vs. many other sets I tried that were too heavy. The dishes are microwave and dishwasher safe. However, one of the small plates got a chip likely from the dishwasher so use care as they are more fragile than I realized. Great price and beautiful set. Wish there were more matching serving bowls and platters. The mugs are NOT part of the set but are made by MFacey and also non-toxic.

There were no imperfections in the glaze and they are fairly well balanced. When they are stacked you can see a little bit of variation in the rims not being perfectly level but I expect that from any plates. The pasta bowls are a little on the small side and I ended up buying another set for pasta specifically but they are still great for salad and that sort of thing. The cereal bowls are the perfect size and I love that this set has both deeper bowls for soup and cereal and the wider more shallow bowls for salad and maybe smaller portions of pasta. Really pretty overall and a great purchase.

After a lot of research I bought this set of dishes and didn't regret it. The set is lead and cadmium free (which is better than than these chemicals being within an acceptable standard, because dishes scratch overtime). It's elegant and very easy to combine with other dishes in the future if you don't want a huge set right now. The shallow bowls are very useful, great for salads and perfect size, the size of the soup bowls is also perfect, neither too big nor too small... There are no deep old fashioned circular crevices on the plates, it's a minimalist smooth design, and easy to wash. I bought the set for a discounted affordable price, so it's great value too. It was very well packed, there was no damage in transport. Since it's porcelain without a metal stripe, it's dishwasher/oven/microwave/freezer safe (oven to a certain temperature, check that info if you plan on heating in an oven).All in all, not a bad set at all, but not perfect. Now let's see what were the cons. There are already some small scratches from forks and spoons inside the bowls, which was a bit disappointing, since it's only been a couple of weeks, and we've also been careful not to scratch them when eating, as we really like these dishes. (No reckless kids, just husband and I.) There were some slight defects in the enamel, the dishes came like that, precisely small dipped dots or discolored gray dots, mostly located on the very rim, on 4-5 bowls. (Plates did not have any of these defects.) Lastly, the dishes do not stack "perfectly", there's a minor waviness in the edge. I do not really consider this one as an issue personally, the quality is acceptable for this price range - imo - and they look beautiful with food (again, this *slight* imperfection is only visible when stacked!) But I know some people seek a perfect porcelain set for display, so I'm noting it down.All in all, a decent set for the price.

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We bought two sets 2 years ago and we're very happy with them. Amongst other things we were drawn to this set because it comes with 2 different bowl sizes and no mugs, as is often the case.The porcelain is of good quality and they have withstood bumps and thumps that could have easily broken or at least chipped your average stoneware. They are a true, bright white (Whiter than other white stoneware pieces we own). The writing on the bottom hasn't faded (Not that it would matter if it did, but it's testament to the quality of their production).Yes, they are made in China. So what? Porcelain originated in China (It's referred to as 'China' for that reason). Most of your Apple products are made in China. So are rockets and satellites. If you don't want stuff that's made in China, that's fine, but read the product description first and spare us your comments :-)

Bought four sets to replace our Thomas Rosenthal plates that we've had for nearly 20 years. While these are certainly not as nice, they look great, are way less expensive, and are holding up really well to daily use by us and two teenagers. Highly recommend!