Shill me some new dinnerware and maybe also flatware, that drinking glass thread made me realize that nothing I own really matches in the slightest.So I want to fix this by consuming new product and making my plates match each other and maybe also my utensils too. I was thinking of this dinnerware set but am open to suggestions.I already bought new glasses that all match, I also kind of want to buy those nitrided pans from misen.
My wife and I got Buffalo Ware as our wedding china, we use it every day and if something breaks it's easy to replace.
>>22279149I don't really mind if it isn't easy to replace to be honest. Sturdiness does make a difference though.
>>22279130Those look pretty nice. I have something likey picrel. I like having the rim on the plates. I'm not sure how I feel about rimless plates and bowls like your picrel.
>>22279235And of course I forgot my pic
>>22279235they're not western, it's an eastern fancythe glassy rims seem especially prone to damage
>>22279235The plates curve towards the bottom so unless you really load them up things won't spill. >>22279246They are from Portugal and it's just normal stoneware with an interesting glaze. If I had it my way it would all be one off arita porcelain pieces but my wife is too clumsy for that and we have young kids too
>>22279310Glassy edged shit is a meme.
>>22279332It's stoneware you dumb nigger, by definition all glazed stoneware has glass on its rim.
>>22279341Yeah but it's gonna be shitty. It's also like, lame looking. How can you serve on that? Get something neutral colored, lighter ideally.
>>22279348You do realize that only the rims are dark colored right?
>>22279130Is your price range about $400 for a 4 person setting? It’s not as nice but the IKEA is similar, currently $60 for picrelhttps://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/gladelig-18-piece-dinnerware-set-blue-80588685/
>>22279751No my price range is whatever I want but I figure between my clumsy wife and toddler kids it would best go with something cheaper for now.
newer correlle seems shit, my sister bought a set last year and the edges are already getting chippedmy noritake stoneware still looks like newif you can wait for a sale 4 place sets will come down to around 150 fiestaware still seems like quality too albeit expensive
>>22279773Correlle has really gone down hill that's for sure.
>>22279130Bernardaud for dinnerwareChristofle for flatware
>>22280193Both of those seem like a poor idea with toddlers around
Any other input?
>>22281792Would you be up for a previously owned set? I’m not sure if goodwill or Salvation Army are good anymore but a Habitat for Humanity Restore might have boomer stuff at a reasonable price
FUCK STONE DISHESsomehow my oatmeal would be UNDERCOOKED but the stone bowl would BURN my HANDS. Also my roommates get mad when I scramble my eggs in them because they scratch very easy. So yeah fuck stonewear dishes. Fucking neanderthal shill. There is a reason why we switched out of that garbage.
>>22279751these type of plates look very low quality to me. i can't see these and not think of walmart plates you'd buy 1 of for $3 in college just to have a plate. if that's $400 i would say that guests are probably not going to see $400 when they look at that. nothing personnel
>>22282616That's a good idea, there is a habitat restore in town I could check out.
>>22279130I have a glazed set similar to your pic, and they all get scalding hot in the microwave. They are listed as microwave safe, but I swear they heat up faster than any food I put in there. You need a potholder after 45 seconds.
>>22279751i hate these woke modern nu-platesthey look so cheap and tacky
>>22279130have you consided the the cold and caluclating look of titanium?
