Porcelain Dinnerware Sets

How to choose a dinnerware set

For 6 or for 12?

A set for six covers everyday meals and small dinner parties. A set for 12 is for big families and the holidays when everyone comes over: Eid, iftar during Ramadan, Christmas or Thanksgiving. Piece counts vary because larger sets usually add serving platters and bowls to the plates, so check each product page for the exact list.

Porcelain or ceramic?

Porcelain is fired at a high temperature, which makes it dense, smooth and relatively thin for its strength. That's why it's the usual choice for formal dinnerware. Ceramic is generally heavier and more casual, which suits a relaxed breakfast table like the one the Peony set is made for.

Style

Queen Victoria Grace is our gold porcelain set, a 60-piece set for 12 for formal tables and bridal gifts. Lorenzo, Passion, Lillian and Espino give you a choice of patterns; see each product page for photos and details. If you're unsure, choose the design you'd happily use every week: a set that stays in the cupboard is rarely worth it.

The Turkish breakfast table

A Turkish kahvaltı is a spread of many small plates and bowls: cheeses, olives, honey and kaymak, jams, tomatoes and cucumbers, eggs. A breakfast set with lots of small pieces, like the 53-piece Peony set for 12, is designed for exactly that.

Complete the table

Add matching cutlery, table linens and serveware. A dinnerware set is also a traditional çeyiz and wedding gift; our Turkish gift guide has more ideas.

Care

Check each product page for care. Pieces with gold or metallic details should not go in the microwave, and hand washing helps keep the trim bright.

Large sets ship carefully packed from Toronto across Canada, and if anything arrives damaged, send photos within 48 hours for a replacement or full refund.