Review on Gibson Elite Milanto Dinnerware Set: A Sophisticated and Elegant Tabletop Must-Have by Darrell Shreves

I love these dishes! Squiggle embossing on the plates add a touch of elegance and very attractive color variations. I've had a 12-serving set for a few months and bought this last four-serving set to have spares on hand. They are ceramic, but not porcelain stoneware. So if they are roughly handled or hit against a hard surface, they will crack and break. I wouldn't say it's easy, but I wouldn't let little kids fuck her either. So far I've broken the rim of the bowl by banging the pan on it (tiny chip that's barely visible so I didn't throw it) and my cat has broken the plate by knocking it off the counter (big one To roll one's eyes). ). never mind What I also like about these plates is that they go well with many other dishes. Although the mugs are big enough for a large cup of coffee (about 16 ounces) I wanted something bigger for my milk tea so I bought some pretty mugs with bluebirds and flowers on them and they are lovely with this setup. I also purchased a set of hand painted Italian plates and bowls as serving items for this set. They look great together. Changing the blue glaze on these dishes makes it easy to mix and match these plates with other dishes.