Review on Kate Spade New York 863797 by Richard Puckett

Details and colors appear a bit muted in photos. In fact, it's not: it's an eye-catching pattern. This is not the pattern you would want for your one-off china, but for several intimate dinners or coffee sets and salad/dessert plates, this pattern creates a striking visual impact. If you've already chosen a muted pattern from the Lenox range with gold edges and white brims (not cream or ivory), this pattern will add drama. Why not match it with your main tableware for life? Because it is not suitable for all types of dishes and not for all holiday decorations. Always keep this in mind when choosing a porcelain pattern. But Lenox porcelain is wonderful: it's durable, resistant to chipping and knife cuts. At least that's what my years of experience have convinced me of. Lenox is an American company and most of their porcelain tableware is made here.