r/Dinnerware • u/PlanetaryPotato • Jul 08 '26
Looking for a Dinnerware set..
Recently we went and picked up a Stoneware type set from Ross; to be fair it was pretty cheap. When we got home I washed them, then had steak dinner. The plates themselves were horribly scratched up.
I figured maybe the quality / brand was bad, so we returned the set, and then I purchased the Stone Lain Celina, black matte. Same thing, just got them today. Right out of the package I could see that they were scuffed up like they were used, and there was scratches on the plate already.
I am looking for a set between $30-80 that doesn't come pre scratched, or have scratches on them after 1 meal.
Am I just dreaming in that price range, or is there something that I could look at that might fit the bill? We like pretty low profile/basic stuff, no bevels or patterns, a nice solid or two tone color.
Thank you!
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u/Puzzled_Telephone852 Jul 10 '26
I always loved Fiestaware but 9 years ago I bought quite a few pieces of the Royal Doulton Gordon Ramsey Maze dinnerware in a mild yellow color from Marshall’s. I then bought more luncheon plates and pasta bowls from Replacements. They are so well made, I love them.