Mora Ceramic Plates, 10 inch - Set of 6 - Dinner Plate. Microwave, Oven, and Dishwasher Safe, Scratch Resistant, Modern Dinnerware- Kitchen Serving Porcelain Dish - Vanilla White

I have been building a new set of dishes in the Mora Ceramic Artisan Matte product line. They seem to be scratch and stain resistant. Good quality and value. So far I have these dinner plates and the 7.8" plates. I bought 4 of the 28 ounce bowls and will end up using them as serving bowls because they are bigger than expected. The 16 ounce bowls are great for cereal and soup. We especially like the 10" dinner plates. Our old dinner plates were 11.5 inch and made it look like big portions were small. With the 10" plates, healthy sized portions look like lots of food. Nice weight and feel. Lovely colors that enhance the look of whatever foods you put on them. When it comes to appetizing meals, presentation does matter.

Love this product, good looking and excellent quality. Been using for more than 2 years now and they still look the same as when they arrived. My only gripe is that I feel they could be a little bit thicker in thikckness as they have a "fragile" feel to them but this is only a minor thing and one gets used to it. I use them in an 800watt microwave for @8mins on max setting and in the oven for @1hr at 180degs and they hold up extremely well as the maufacturer says should

GREAT plates - love them! They clean well and look great. Have had them for a few months and colors are exactly as described and hold up during multiple washes. Packed super well so no breakage/chips/etc.

Very sturdy and beautiful plated. So much so I have purchased this product twice. They are scratch resistant and feel they are a good product for the price.

TL:DR - This plate is sturdy, is elegant, can be heated in an oven, retains warmth, and is easy to clean. I wanted a plate I could place in an oven without the worry of cracking. Metal plates are okay, but ugly, and usually laborious to maintain. A friend told me about stoneware plates and special ceramic plates which could do the same. Alas, here I am trying these out. I should also mention, I bought the bowls and dessert plates. My experience with each has been similar, and similarly impressive. Every product has some level of exaggeration to help promote their product. This product undersells what it can really do. Buying these feels like a real steal. The plates are a good weight, and because of it, hold warmth well. I made nachos on a plate for my girlfriend and I, and it stayed warm until the last chip. I also made the nachos, in the oven, on the plate. Something I never thought I would do. After talking with Beth from Customer Service, I talked about my plans and she gave me the thumbs up; these plates are indeed oven-safe. Having done so myself, I can honestly say, broiling at 350F, the plate shows no signs of deterioration. In post, I wanted a plate that could handle the environment inside my oven that didn't look like an industrial creation. As utilitarian as my purchase decisions, these plates satisfied my criteria, and I am satisfied with these plates. For those who are more tactile, the glazed sections of the plate are waxy smooth and show very little to no blemishes. For ceramics, this is fairly professional grade stuff. The edges and bottom are coarse. I actually like this design. The coarse edges provide for a sturdy grasp on the plates, even when washing, while the smooth surfaces help leftovers slide right off, even crisp nacho toppings. They aren't lightweight and I'm sure they would fracture if dropped on hard flooring. For everyday bumps, I think these plates will hold up but only time can tell for certain.