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Kitchen & Housewares : Lenox Butterfly Meadow 18-Piece Dinnerware Set, Service for 6 |
List Price: $312.00Amazon.com's Price: $99.99 You Save: $212.01 (68%)Prices subject to change.
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Binding: Kitchen
Brand: Lenox
EAN: 0091709499707
Label: Lenox
Manufacturer: Lenox
Model: 6342794
Publisher: Lenox
Studio: Lenox
Sales Rank: 583
MPN: L6342794
Features:- Set includes 6 each of dinner plates, salad plates, mugs
- Made of fine china for all-occasion use
- Mix-and-match butterfly and floral motif; scalloped edges
- Designed to go from freezer to oven to table, microwave- and dishwasher-safe
- Coordinates with Butterfly Meadow serveware, crystal, and flatware
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Product Description:
Tea for two to six! The delicate butterflies and graceful flowers of this 18-piece set will make tea time more delightful than ever. Set includes 6 dinner plates, 6 salad plates and 6 mugs.
Amazon.com Review:
Emblazoned with a sweet butterfly and wildflower motif, this summery dinnerware pattern is versatile enough to serve everyday meals or stand in for special occasion dining. Perfect for an average family, this set packs six 10-3/4-inch dinner plates, six 9-inch salad plates, and six 12-ounce mugs. Made of fine china, the dinnerware has a beautiful reflective quality to its ivory base color yet is surprisingly durable enough to go from the freezer to the oven to the table without damaging and is also safe for the microwave and dishwasher.
Based on designs from Lenox artist Louise de Luyer, Butterfly Meadow's dinnerware set mixes and matches a variety of meadow scenes, each featuring a species of butterfly with a different bloom. Among the pictured butterfly varieties, there are colorful Swallowtails, Monarchs, Eastern-Tailed Blues, Orange Sulphers, and even a dragonfly here and there. Avid gardeners will also be able to spot favorite flowers, which range from morning glories to lilacs to tiger lilies. Each scene is a bit different from the next, adding to the charm of this country-style dinnerware. Graceful scalloped and ridged edges on plates and mugs lend an additional feeling of innocence to this pattern. This dinnerware set matches other crystal, flatware, and serving pieces in fine china and sculpted metal within Lenox's Butterfly Meadow collection. --Cristina Vaamonde
What's in the Box
6 dinnerware place settings. Each place setting consists of: dinner plate, salad plate, mug. 18 pieces total.
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This set nicely complements my Butterfly Meadow tea set. I particularly liked the smaller plates - perfect for a lunch sandwich and chips or salad.
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Great price and fast delivery on an outstanding dinnerware set. I would highly recommend the Lenox brand of dinnerware to anyone looking for a quality dinnerware set.
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This is not the cheapest set on the market but it's well worth every penny. Indonesia-made plates and mugs are of very high quality. Individual design of higher-than-usual artistic quality on every plate and mug create endless opportunities to mix-and-match and talk about it at the dinner table.
Bottom "circles" of the plates and mugs are very smooth and do not scratch table surface - valuable quality for me and my glass-top dinner table. The surface of the plates and embedded pictures ... Read More
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I recieved my dishes promptly and was very pleased with service from amazon. And the dishes are beautiful! The patterns are lovely but are not too bold as to take away from the food. They feel very strong and have a nice feel to them in my hand. I know this is dinnerware that I will keep for years and years.
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I purchased at Amazon because I knew I would get the best price, free shipping, and fast service. Anyone who knows the LENOX name will know that their products are excellent. Love Nature? You will love this pattern. Beautiful Dinnerware.
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