The lovely neoclassical Italian Countryside dinnerware and dishes collection by Mikasa brings the ease of sunny Italy to your informal entertaining, in creamy white glazed stoneware. This set of five stacking bowls combines the durability of dolomite with a classic ribbed motif for easy-care elegance.
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The lovely neoclassical Italian Countryside dinnerware and dishes collection by Mikasa brings the ease of sunny Italy to your informal entertaining, in creamy white glazed stoneware. This set of five stacking bowls combines the durability of dolomite with a classic ribbed motif for easy-care elegance.
I have a full set of dinnerware from Mikasa. Purchased many years ago and love it. Some of the serving bowls broke, that’s why I ordered this set. I noticed two things one it’s a lot heavier than mind and it does not go into the oven as my set says at the bottom. The oven part is not too important for me but the weight is not what I expected
I was expecting more of regular size bowls but, they were TINY.
Still have not received. After 2 weeks still in route to store
Been using Mikasa for over 30 years and wouldn’t consider any other brand
This is the most economical way to go for serving bowls. They do double-duty as mixers and servers!
These were on sale which was why I purchased. A couple of them looked to be seconds but not marred enough to warrant a return.
These arrived with one badly broken bowl. Mikasa was very easy to work with and my replacement is on the way with almost no inconvenience to me. 2 emails and a photo. While I’d rather them have been in good shape, Mikasa’s customer service is exceptional.
The glaze has holes and the pattern is hardly visible around the top because the pottery is thick. Not the quality Mikasa used to be.
I purchased these stacking bowls to add to my Italian Countryside collection. These stacking bowls are poor quality- They chip easily, BREAK easily, get cracks in the glaze after the first wash (in dishwasher) and are not made from the same "clay" as my original set. The scroll detail design around the outside of the rim, which is *The Italian Countryside* design, doesnt look the same as the original dishware. Checking the manufacturing info on the bottom- these stacking bowls are made in China. My original, high quality dishes that I love were made (in 2004) in Malaysia. These stacking bowls, which I bought to use to prep food and to reserve my dinnerware for dinner, now sit on the shelf because I am afraid to use them, lest they break, and I am using my dinnerware as prep-ware when preparing dinner. DON"T BUY THESE. I might get the melamine ones to use when I am prepping and cooking dinner so that I have something to serve dinner on, without having to wash a bunch of bowls.
Love them. Look nicer in person. Although I was expecting them to be Mikassa brand, but I still enjoy them.
