FOBENTA Stoneware 12-Piece Dinnerware Set — Service for 4

Name: FOBENTA Stoneware 12-Piece Dinnerware Set — Service for 4
Brand: FOBENTA

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Stoneware 12-piece dinnerware set — service for 4. Specs taken from the Amazon listing and compared below — no prices or ratings here; those live on Amazon.

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Specifications

Brand	FOBENTA
Material	Stoneware
Pieces	12-piece set
Service for	4 people
Dishwasher safe	Yes
Microwave safe	Yes
Amazon listing title	FOBENTA 12 Piece Embossed Dinnerware Sets for 4, Elegant Plates and Bowls Sets, Microwave & Dishwasher Safe, Stoneware for Stylish Home Dining

Good to know

Stoneware is a dense, high-fired ceramic — the everyday workhorse of this category, generally heavier than porcelain with a more relaxed glazed finish. It can chip if knocked against other pieces, and it dislikes thermal shock, so avoid taking it straight from cold to very hot.
Service for 4 is the standard starter size — four place settings suit singles, couples and small households.
A 12-piece set with service for 4 works out to 3 pieces per setting — typically a dinner plate, a side plate and a bowl, with a mug in a 4-piece setting. Check the listing for the exact breakdown, because sets count pieces differently.
Per the listing's own specs — dishwasher: yes; microwave: yes. We only publish these two claims where the listing states them; where a row is missing from the table above, the listing didn't say, and the Amazon product page is the place to confirm it.
Whatever the material: let hot pieces cool before a cold rinse — sudden temperature swings (thermal shock) are what crack ceramics most often — and avoid stacking heavy pieces directly on rims.