Lenox897769 Butterfly Meadow Floral Dessert Bowls, Pink, Set of 4

Love these Ice-cream bowls!!So pretty! Nicely done!

I recently received the Butterfly Meadow Floral Dessert Bowls in Pink and they are absolutely breathtaking! So beautiful, in fact, that I can’t bring myself to use them. Each bowl is delicately crafted, with soft pink tones and charming floral and butterfly details that feel timeless and elegant.They’re not just dishes, they're keepsakes. The design is graceful and feminine, with that classic Lenox quality you can feel the moment you hold one. These bowls are almost too precious for everyday use, which is why I’ve decided to save them for something even more special: a gift for my granddaughter. I know she’ll treasure them just as much as I do, and it warms my heart to imagine her using them one day, maybe even passing them down again.If you're looking for a meaningful, heirloom-quality gift or just something to make your table feel extra special, this set is a lovely choice. I give this lovely set five stars!

These are a beautiful addition to any china. The quality on Lenox is superb as always. The design is delicate and beautiful. The size is great for individual desserts such as ice cream or to be used as little serving bowls for snacks / nuts at a party. Love them! It makes a beautiful gift as well.

These are beautiful! Lenox is such a classic brand, and they always nail those timeless, elegant designs. The bowls are the perfect dessert size, with the prettiest little details that make them feel extra special. I’m actually gifting these to my grandmother, who loves gardening, and I know she’s going to lose her mind over them. Just a really gorgeous set!

Yikes!! These Lenox dessert bowls are way smaller than I expected them to be. They looked so much bigger online and thought that would hold a lot of ice cream or be used for cereal but no way! You definitely won’t be able to get much in these at all. Anyway, that is the main reason why I deducted a star rating.No issues at all with the quality. The design is pretty. I’ve always been a fan of Lenox and especially the butterfly meadows collection. This is my first item from this collection.In all honesty, I don’t think I would even use these for anything dessert related or any other food items but rather more for home decor. These would be cute for small types of little trinkets such as holding jewelry in or anything small in size. These are dishwasher & microwave safe. I don’t own a dishwasher so I can’t comment on that and hand washed mine without any issues.Super cute but just be mindful of the size before ordering.

These are lovely little bowls! Delicate design and colors. The leaves are pale, and the ladybugs and bees are sweetly realistic. These would blend well with any green, red, yellow, black, or white serving dishes as well as cut glass or crystal. They are of excellent quality, which is easily noticeable by both look and feel.The size is perfect for ice cream or other dessert (cobbler or bread pudding, etc.) for individuals. They are also an excellent size for an assortment of dips and spreads like hummus, onion, or guacamole, and they would work well for a party for scattered bowls of M&Ms, mixed nuts, and other small snack foods.

Full of newfound knowledge about porcelain, and how to tell a porcelain bowl from a sow's ear, I naturally jumped at the chance to own some genuine Lenox brand china.These small bowls passed the translucency test with flying colors, transmitting more light than the less expensive serving bowls I had reviewed previously, but surprisingly were significantly less beautifully resonant when struck, which in hindsight can be assigned to the less regular follower petal shape, whereas the previous bowls had been largely round and regularly shaped, better able to support regular modes of vibration. They are microwave safe, though the insert in effect cautions you that they will be hot, effectively saying that they are not going to be "safe" if you burn yourself handling them and fling them to the floor, without actually saying it.They have small charming bees and ladybugs glazed on, suggestive of berries and cream or some other lazy summer afternoon dessert, so they wouldn't be my first choice for a hot dessert in any case, and are daintily sized in a way that cries "modest portions", which will be helped along by using demitasse spoons to encourage slow eating. I experienced a moment's disappointment when I saw they were made in China, an emotion whose full irony quickly came to me, as porcelain was in fact *invented* in China and the sourcing of fine tableware there was so entrenched at some point that the country name became synonymous with the product, yet here I am reflexively thinking that this must be other than a product of the first water because it is made there still.Bone china, a variant of porcelain, was invented in England anyway, though the only common noun originating from the country name that I know of is the spin on a billiard ball! Fine tableware, technique in snooker—this must mean something? England or China though, what this exported Chinese made good marketed by a Connecticut-based US company brings to the table that Chinese-branded china does not is a limited lifetime warranty against breakage (don't forget to register with Lenox to activate this).It will make a thoughtful Christmas gift for the right person, and that's what I plan to make of it.

Very sad that these bowls arrived in pieces. One was semi intact and I could see the beauty of the bowls from that one. Unfortunately, they are now showing out of stock. I'm so sad.