Angie Homes use stoneware, earthenware, bone china, and porcelain to make dinner set plates. Our current dinnerware patterns are made primarily of bone china.

The number of plates in a dinner set may vary from 6 plates for a modest dining set, but it can range from 8 to 12 dishes in a set.

Stacking the more commonly used plates and bowls is OK, but to protect your fine china dinner plates from scratches and chipping, keep them in a padded storage case or with fabric between each piece.

Yes, Angie Homes dinner sets are dishwasher safe.

Angie Homes dinner sets that are without any precious metal accents are safe to use in the microwave.

We recommend using a liquid detergent and a non-abrasive sponge to clean your dinner set.

A tea set consists of a teapot, teacups, saucers, stirrers, a milk jug, or a creamer jug along with a sugar pitcher.

Tea sets can be the best choice when it comes to gifting someone a beautiful present for the kitchen.

Tea sets can be made with a variety of materials. Fine bone china is usually used to make tea sets and is considered to be the best quality. Bone china sets need to be handled very carefully, though it is actually one of the strongest products. Porcelain is very typical of tea sets and is also a very durable, material, though obviously not quite as fine. Earthenware is a bit heavier and is typical of everyday use.

Yes, Angie Homes tea sets are dishwasher safe.

Angie Homes tea sets that are without any precious metal accents are safe to use in the microwave.

The material of the tea sets depends upon the design you select. It can be ceramic, bone china, or porcelain.

Yes, you can make a combo of teacups and saucers. Although mix-matching teacups and saucers may not sound appealing but have their own magic.