- Is this set really scratch resistant?
- The glaze is fired at high temperature to harden the surface, and Famiware says it resists scratches from forks and knives. Treat it as resistant, not scratch-proof: sharp edges and hard impacts can still mark or chip stoneware.
- Can the plates and bowls go in the microwave and dishwasher?
- Yes. Famiware states every piece is dishwasher safe and microwave safe, tested at accredited labs. Avoid sudden temperature shocks, such as moving a hot plate straight to a cold surface.
- How many people does the 12-piece set serve?
- It serves four: each person gets a dinner plate, a salad plate and a bowl. There are no mugs or serving pieces, so add those separately if you need them.
- Will the color match the photos exactly?
- No. The reactive glaze produces a unique gray-blue and white pattern on every piece, so variation between plates and bowls is expected. Order two sets together if you want a closer match across a larger table.
- How does it compare with porcelain dinnerware?
- Stoneware is thicker and heavier than porcelain, so it feels more rustic and holds heat longer, but it is bulkier and more prone to chipping on hard edges. Porcelain is lighter and finer but usually less forgiving of knocks.
- Is it a good gift?
- It works well for housewarmings, weddings and holidays because the set is complete for four and the glaze looks more expensive than basic ceramic. Check that the recipient likes gray-blue tones and heavier dishes first.
- Where is the Famiware Annecy Plates and Bowls Sets, 12 Pieces Dinnerware Sets cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $69.99, 37% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Famiware Annecy Plates and Bowls Sets, 12 Pieces Dinnerware Sets?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, eBay, KITCHERA.