Le Gourmand 12-Piece Dinnerware Set in Matte White

A Welcoming Table, From Everyday Meals to Shared Feasts

Bring the beauty of handmade stoneware to your table with the Le Gourmand 12-piece dinnerware set in matte white. Made in Tunisia by Gharyan Stoneware, this coordinated collection brings dinner plates, side plates and bowls together for meals that feel thoughtfully set without feeling formal. Layer the plates for a leisurely dinner, or reach for a bowl when a simple meal is all the evening calls for. The quiet white finish lets your food take the spotlight, while the individuality of each handmade piece gives every place setting its own character.

Handmade Stoneware Dinnerware for Four

• Coordinated dinner plates, side plates and bowls make it easy to build a complete table for four.
• Matte white pairs naturally with your existing table linens and serving pieces.
• Microwave- and dishwasher-safe stoneware fits into everyday meal routines.
• Handmade details celebrate the ceramists behind each piece, including occasional small fingerprints on the base or firing-grid imprints.

Product Specifications

• Includes: 12 pieces, with four dinner plates, four side plates and four bowls
• Material: Enameled stoneware
• Color and finish: Matte white
• Dinner plate: 11.2 inches
• Side plate: 9.4 inches
• Bowl: 5.5 inches × 3 inches; 25 oz capacity
• Set weight: 22.49 lbs
• Food safety: Food safe; completely free of toxic heavy metals, including cadmium and lead, and carcinogens found in less robust ceramic forms
• Origin: Handmade in Tunisia

Care Instructions

• Microwave and dishwasher safe.
• Use extra caution with oven use. Stoneware is fragile, and the maker offers no guarantee for oven use.
• Avoid quick or extreme temperature changes, which can cause thermal shock and cracking.
• Do not preheat stoneware or place wet stoneware in the oven.
• Do not use on the grill or place dense, frozen food directly on stoneware.
• Do not place hot stoneware directly on a cold surface. Use a trivet or towel and allow it to cool.
• Sharp utensils may leave slight scratches. To help remove marks, use a good scrubber with baking soda, cream of tartar or scouring powder such as Bar Keepers Friend mixed with water.
• Packaging and flatware may leave superficial marks that can be removed.
• Small fingerprints and firing-grid imprints are natural signs of handmade craftsmanship.
• The maker notes that its stoneware mugs may become hotter than usual.