Holiday China Dinnerware Storage Chest: Keep Your Coffee Mugs Secure in this Red Canvas Chest with Removable Lid and Green Trim - Household Essentials 538RED Review

Perfect size and shape for my various sized red wine glasses. I don't like my glasses collecting dust on either the display case or display case so I keep them in a drawer - this case protects them as the drawer is opened and closed and keeps dust out.

I specifically measured my drinking glasses (about 6.5 inches tall) to see if they would fit in one of these boxes. Description: 8.5"H x 12"W x 12"D. This particular coffee cup case is actually only about 2.25" tall so my larger glasses won't fit. So be careful - the description says I have the wrong sizes Return one of my boxes. My small glasses fit perfectly in a 5.5" tall box.

I love wine glasses - there are too many of them and I take up too much cabinet space for them. But I didn't want to box them up and put them away (never to find them again) so I ordered several of these boxes. They are cool. Some boxes allow larger jars than others so I bought a few but will do a review. They are very easy to assemble. A 3 year old can do it. Seems sturdy and I love the window that lets me see what's in each box.

I have bought several of these storage boxes in different sizes. I have other drawers for storing coffee mugs. At the moment, this is the best option - beautiful and durable. I didn't expect there to be 12 coffee mugs in each box. They are Fiestaware and slightly larger than regular china mugs. I was pleasantly surprised - it held 12. I used the extra ones to hold the platters and load plates. It was better than the charging box the same company sells, but check the dimensions first. They will…

If you need to store your regular everyday wine glasses and/or Spode water flutes this is a good economical storage option. It is made of canvas. However, this is a "pop-up" design using thin card stock covered with a vinyl backing. The lid sits on the box. There is no closure like a zipper to keep out dust etc. It is not designed to store fine china. look at the sizes This is for everyday wine glasses, which are usually much shorter. It holds my Spode water cups perfectly. No, it will not fit…

It's probably my fault for not reading the detailed product description and assuming that the manufacturer designed it to fit most glasses. If you do, you will be very dissatisfied. It is designed for glasses with a diameter of less than 8.5 inches and glasses with a diameter of less than 4 inches. About 1/8 of our glasses meet both requirements. And a quick look at the glasses here at Revain or any other site that sells glasses will tell you that most glasses are either over 8.5 inches tall or

I have bought several of these different sizes for wine glasses, champagne glasses and a few different inherited china pieces. One of the balloon wine glasses is about two inches shorter than all of my glasses (regular old Lenoxes) except for the stemless glasses. It's okay, I can use them for these or for the crystal. The list item confused me and I figured "deep" meant how deep it was top to bottom, not how wide it was front to back. It would be helpful to include "glasses no larger than 8.5…

"Wine" and "Coffee Cup" boxes. I have not bought a single box intended for storing dishes. I'm a big collector of vintage cocktail glasses and use crates to store them. I literally have 15 of these boxes on the shelves in my basement filled with all kinds of glasses: Rox/vintage glasses, tall glasses/Collins, coupe glasses and even tiki glasses! You can use them to store glasses of all shapes and sizes. Here are the pros and cons of these boxes (again, when used for GLASSWARE). Pros: - Very…