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Reviews
Swirl white coupe
"The person who wrote about their Swirl dishes were not like the neighbors was because they did not order The Swirl Coupe. They must have ordered the Swirl Bone China. I do wish the cereal bowls for The Swirl Coupe were not as wide and shallow. I wish they were in the shape as the Bone China."
— Glo (5/5)
This is a simple elegant
"This is a simple elegant pattern that is easily used day and night. Light weight but sturdy."
— Loretta P. (5/5)
Beautiful and lightweight
"Love the timeless beauty of these dishes and how light they are. I have a different set I use for holidays. Highly recommend the dinnerware set for everyday and special occasions."
— Rosalynd R. (5/5)
Beautiful but disappointing
"There are many things I love about this dinnerware set - the design is beautiful, they can be used in elegant settings or casual, the plates lay flat taking up less space, it comes with two bowl sizes, and best of all - the set includes the small bread and butter plates which are very hard to find in other sets. Unfortunately, the cons outweigh the pros. Every one of my plates have deglazed. They look and feel horrible. I'm looking for a replacement set now. So disappointed!"
— Linda W. (1/5)
Swirl dishes are pretty, but they stain.
"The dishes are certainly lovely to look at, and I don't have problems with the glaze separating or turning matte like others have reported (maybe Mikasa has fixed that problem. ) My issue is that the dishes stain, especially after eating fruit. Mostly I eat from the pasta/dinner bowls. When I take them out of the diswasher, they are stained brown, even moreso when I've eaten berries. At first I scrubbed them with soft scrub to clean them after removing them from the diswasher, but my attention deficit overpowered my OCD (and I didn't want to ruin the glaze), so I waited until all twelve were stained and then soaked them in dishwater with bleach. This got them clean (and my fingernails are spotless), but who wants to have to bleach their dishes? This is very strange - I've used a lot of white dishes over the years, and I've never seen them get stained."
— Julie N. (3/5)
Swirl bone dinnerware.
"Liked them before, like them even more now that there is a full set."
— Martin F. (5/5)
Pretty but poor quality
"Lovely in looks but very poor quality. The plates chip easily, and as other reviewers noted, the dishes are prone to cloudy brown stains and many develop a rainbow-like oil-on-water stain; maybe the glaze is faulty. I have two sets and both are like this."
— Littlelib (2/5)
Terrible do not buy
"Extremely poor quality, i have gone through 2 sets of these and they get ruined immediately. Just have fruit or pasta on them stains them. The finish also separates. I will never purchase again"
— Maria (1/5)
finish seems to separate
"I don't think these are dishwasher safe. We have noticed an uneven glossy finish when captured under light. We do not microwave so it must be the dishwasher heat. Customer service sent some replacements but this continues to happen. Disappointing."
— Sonja (2/5)
Disappointing Quality
"Like the clean style but the glazing is very thin, resulting in grey mottling and discoloration on the dinner plates. Bought 12, 6 now ruined."
— Christine G. (2/5)