China Salad Plates Set of 4, 8 inch Porcelain Dinner Plates, Ceramic Modern Dessert Plates Sets for Dessert, Microwave Safe, Blue

I got my order today so I haven’t inspected all the pieces but so far this set is way better than what I anticipated, there is a problem with packaging that needs to be fixed to prevent accidents to the china but over all I’m happy with this purchase for 12 people (36 counts). The bowls are a little small the very wide for my taste because I was planning to use them for soups or cereal but they are more for dessert, fruits or ice cream.One set of salad place was broken but I’m already in the process of replacing them.I wish there will be cups to complete the set instead just 3 plates per sitting, I hope the company read this review and take it into consideration to create the coffee-tea cups, I’m really thinking that it will be a nice consideration to complete the set.

This set is completely worth it. Beautiful, sophisticated, and a MUST have for your dinner with guests.

Looks and feels like expensive bone China.

I love the plates, but one of the plates has little numbs, making it rough to the touch. I tried to take pictures, but they don't show up in a picture. I requested a replacement plate, but haven't heard back from the seller. I guess I will be returning them.

Exactly what I wanted so how could I possibly complain?

This is a pretty decent set of plates. They feel pretty durable, so you won't have to worry about breaking them easily. They are pretty big and should hold a lot of food.I'm not a huge fan of the design of the print, but they'll do for a starter set or for a college student. The design looks nice, but it's just not my style. I think it would be better to buy these with additional matching serving dishes like bowls or coffee cups as well, but if you need just a simple set of plates, these work fine.You get a pretty nice set of plates for the price, though they could be a little lower in price. If you need a cheaper starter set, these are worth your consideration.

I ordered this set of FASTELLONG Bone China Dinner Plates Set of 4, 10.75 inch Green China Plates Ceramic, Porcelain Microwave dinner plates because I was looking ahead towards the upcoming Easter holiday season.I’ve been looking for a set of dinner plates that would complement the pink Kate Spade chargers I got a few years back, especially with an eye towards a pretty Easter table setting. I love the large pink chargers, they have a gold rim and a wide pink band. We’ve been using them with plain white china, and with a vintage set of breakfast china that belonged to my grandmother that features butterflies, ladybugs, and strawberries. But when I saw these gorgeous black and white plates with the green and gold trim, I loved them.Years ago, when we registered for our wedding, a friend of ours was a VP at a well-known department store, and recommended we register for whatever we loved best. My husband fell in love with a viciously expensive set of china in black and white that looked like they were hand-drawn, with crosshatching and beautiful “pen-and-ink” work. Of course, they were so pricey that we only received a few pieces.These remind me of those long ago, beautiful china. These dinner plates are made of bone china. They are milky white and slightly translucent.These arrived packaged extremely carefully in foam cut to the size of the plates. I kept the packaging in case we had to pack these some day for a move, it was so thoughtfully assembled.I love the design of this china. The center of the plates is simple, white bone china, so the food can be the star of the show. There is a slim black line surrounding the inner center of the plate, and then the design around the rims is truly lovely. There is a wide black-and-white design around the rim of the plate that looks like pen-and-ink drawing. It looks like slim, elongated ovals, topped off with “V” shapes at the top and the bottom of the ovals. There is a very classic feel to this replicating design, which fills the entire outer rim of the plate. Then the very edge of the plate is a wide teal green stripe with a sort of gold chain design overlaying the green color.The black and white design and the pen-and-ink feeling of a replicating decorative design has a very classic, even classical feeling. The use of the teal green, which I would probably describe more as jade green, or a spring green, instead of teal, gives the design a more modern feeling.These plates look great with my pink, white, and gold Kate Spade plates. I love that pink-and-green preppy look, and these will be perfect for Easter. I plan to use them as regular dinner plates, over the pink chargers, but they are pretty enough that they could be used as serving plates, either for a seated dinner or for a buffet.I really would describe the green of these plates as a spring green. They are a light green, unlike teal. I know the sales page calls these teal colored, but to me, teal is a blueish green.I love these plates, and I’m thinking about getting the whole set. I love the pictures of the bowls, which would be great for cereal, soup, or for ice cream-based desserts. I also noticed that they sell a version of these plates where the green is replaced with a deep red, which could be very attractive in the winter holiday season.I know the sales page says these are dishwasher safe, but I’ve been handwashing and hand-drying them. It doesn’t take much more time, and I really like these, and hope to make them last.Set of four bone china dinner plates have a black and white pattern with green and gold trim. A black and white repetitive pattern around the rim gives a classic, almost hand-drawn feeling to the design; the pale green rims with gold touches freshen up the look. Lovely for the upcoming spring and Easter season.

These have been deemed our "fancy plates" in our house, and they have been great to use! They clean very well in the dishwasher and their slightly larger size is great for fitting our entrees with all of sides on one plate! We haven't had any chips in the ceramic and the paint still looks new!