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Fitz and Floyd is a tabletop and giftware brand known for decorated ceramic dinnerware, serveware and seasonal collectibles. This page currently has no live deals, so both listed sets are shown at their regular price. The two products here are the Gold Serif and Platinum Vine 32-piece dinnerware sets, each a full service for eight.

Prices at every store and price history for Fitz and Floyd products.

Fitz and Floyd products: prices and price history

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    Fitz and Floyd Gold Serif 32 Piece Dinnerware Set
    Fitz and Floyd Gold Serif 32 Piece Dinnerware Set
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    Fitz and Floyd Platinum Vine 32 Piece Dinnerware Set
    Fitz and Floyd Platinum Vine 32 Piece Dinnerware Set

Questions and answers

When does Fitz and Floyd run sales?
Fitz and Floyd discounts tend to cluster around major gift-giving holidays and end-of-season clearances at department stores and home retailers. There is no live deal on this page right now, so any saving would come from a retailer's own promotion.
Where is Fitz and Floyd cheapest?
Large home and department stores that carry the brand often undercut boutique gift shops, especially on clearance patterns. Compare the same set across stores here, since the 32-piece sets are the ones most likely to be discounted.
What is Fitz and Floyd best known for?
It is best known for hand-painted ceramic dinnerware, teapots, and holiday and seasonal serveware, including its collectible rabbit and Santa pieces. The 32-piece dinnerware sets, like Gold Serif and Platinum Vine, are its core everyday-to-formal table offerings.
What is included in a Fitz and Floyd 32-piece dinnerware set?
A 32-piece set typically serves eight with dinner plates, salad plates, bowls and mugs. Confirm the exact piece count and composition on the specific set, since patterns can vary.
What is the return policy on Fitz and Floyd dinnerware?
Returns are handled by the store you buy from, not by Fitz and Floyd, so the window and condition rules depend on that retailer. Check the seller's policy before ordering, and inspect pieces for chips or glaze flaws on arrival.