'Elegant' £150 stoneware dining set drops below £55 in Amazon sale
Perfect for fancy dinner parties or quick weeknight meals
Having a stylish but durable dinner set is essential for many homes. All too often, a perfect matching set is ruined by a dropped plate or a smashed bowl, ruining a dinner party's aesthetic by needing to use mismatched crockery.
However, getting a new set doesn't need to break the bank. Now, shoppers can get a gorgeous stoneware 24 Piece Dinner Set for 6 people from Amazon for £54.95 down from £149.95.
The dinner set comes in grey and is described as being timeless, versatile and stylish. The tableware set is for up to six people - perfect for family meal times or hosting a dinner for friends, and comes with six dinner plates, six breakfast plates, six deep plates and six bowls.
The bowl and plate set is made of solid stoneware with high-quality fired, glazed and scratch-resistant inner surface which can take away shoppers fears of the set getting chipped or broken. Not only is the set completely microwaveable, it is also dishwasher safe.
Perhaps this set isn't for everyone and they would like some alternative options. There's the Scandi Home 12 piece Oslo Blue Reactive Glaze Ceramic Tableware set for £75 from Debenhams which includes four dinner plates, four side plates and four bowls, or alternatively the 12 Piece Stone Kya Dinnerware Dinner Set for £60 from Next which includes four dinner plates, four sided plates and four bowls, featuring a glossy, off-white glaze on a spun embossed texture.
The Amazon option, however, has been rated extremely high with a 4.3 out of 5 star rating from 3,920 reviews on the website. One shopper said: ' Elegant design: The dark grey stoneware is sleek and modern, adding a touch of sophistication to the dining table. The colour is neutral yet striking, making it easy to pair with different table settings.'
Another said: 'Strong and sturdy. great quality and design. Perfect sizes and complete set. For the price it's a bargain.'
'Nice quality, holds a large volume of liquid and good value for money,' said another.
Others shared opposing views as one shopper wrote: 'Lovely set of dinnerware, unfortunately one dinner plate cracked, hopefully just be one though the set is not complete.'
However, with over 60% off a high quality and stylish 24 Piece Dinner Set for 6 people, it sounds like a steal for shoppers.
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