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Sophisticated style meets everyday durability in Fitz and Floyd's Nevaeh Dinnerware. Its clean, classic lines in chic white bone china create a versatile, modern tablescape that works beautifully for any dining occasion and it's dishwasher safe.- Clean classic lines create a modern tablescape
- Bone china
- Microwave and dishwasher safe
- 12 oz. capacity
- Imported
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Crisp, Elegant and Durable
These plates are crisp, elegant and durable. I did not register for fine china since it always seems too nice to use, but I did want to have a "nicer" set of plates to keep separate from my everyday plates that I was not scared to use/break/wash etc. I have had a set of 8 dinner and salad plates for over 2 years and there isn't a single knife scratch on any of them. I am about to buy another set to bring me up to a serving capacity of 16. [I have a big family :-)] The plates are thinner so they stack really well without taking up a lot of space. I am an extremely critical shopper and I definitely recommend these plates.
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No more durable than "regular" fine china
It's pretty... I'll give it that much, but don't be fooled by the description. As any reputable china manufacturer or collector will tell you, bone ash simply affects the color, not the durability. Durability is determined by the firing temperature, and since bone china is fired at approximately the same temperature as other fine china, it's no hardier. Another thousand degrees or so, and you'd get porcelain, which is certainly more durable, though absent bone ash. Bone ash lends a creaminess to the white color and is slightly more transparent than fine china that contains no bone ash, but that's all it does. Sad that this is being marketed with information from an old wives' tale.
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Gorgeous and Extremely Durable
We bought this set of plates, bowls a few years ago. I was tired of having every set I bought constantly chip. I am SO IMPRESSED! Beautiful, clean white lines, dishwasher safe and more durable than I could EVER imagine! So strong that this plate actually chipped my granite countertop when we accidentally banged it against it, but the plate did not chip or crack!!! Unbelievable! I will have this set for as long as I can. So classic and goes with anything.
Elegant creamer
My fancy tea set didn't have a creamer. This one is the right match, beautiful and functional.
Classic gravy boat
Lovely piece to add to any collection. Enjoy!
TERRIBLE SQUARE BOWLS
Bowls are not microwave or Dishwasher safe. they are made very poorly. Terrible made. I have contacted the company and hope they respond to give a better alternative. I am used to Dishes holding up for years. These do not.
Perfect size for me
I bought 2 of these to go with my marble dinnerware. They are cute and just the right size.
Nice and easy creamer
Clean appearance and easy to use
Great Customer Service
I got a complete set with my wedding registry (cups to plates to bowls to sugar bowl to butter - entire set). Well, all of them are absolutely amazing, but one of the plates cracked when I put hot pasta on it; it was awful, truly. I emailed Fitz and Floyd though, and they immediately sent me a replacement plate within five days. Their customer service is absolutely amazing and I love the collection.
No more durable than "regular" fine china
It's pretty... I'll give it that much, but don't be fooled by the description. As any reputable china manufacturer or collector will tell you, bone ash simply affects the color, not the durability. Durability is determined by the firing temperature, and since bone china is fired at approximately the same temperature as other fine china, it's no hardier. Another thousand degrees or so, and you'd get porcelain, which is certainly more durable, though absent bone ash. Bone ash lends a creaminess to the white color and is slightly more transparent than fine china that contains no bone ash, but that's all it does. Sad that this is being marketed with information from an old wives' tale.
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