Lenox Reviews

I registered for this pattern for my bridal registry back in 2001. It immediately caught my eye due to its classic, cream color which is perfect for all occasions. I finally had a chance to use my 8 placesettings of china today for Mother's Day brunch and what a beautiful table it was to behold!

Now I'm thinking of collecting Lenox Eternal White which is also quite elegant and is one of the newer collections they offer. Although I think most bone china patterns are too stark, the Eternal white is also quite beautiful.

SIMPLE, SOFT AND ELEGANT, THE PERFECT BACKGROUND FOR YOUR FEAST AND ALL ITS COURSES NO MATTER WHAT TIME OF YEAR, NEVER TRYING TO STEAL THE SHOW...JUST COMPLEMENT IT. NOT TOO FORMAL BUT FORMAL, NOT TOO CASUAL BUT CASUAL, NEVER TIRING IN IT'S SIMPLICITY OF SERVICE!

I was one of the first brides to register for this china pattern two years ago. Since then, it has been the most endearing, beautiful pattern I've ever had the privilege to own. I have entertained many a dinner with my six (5pc) place settings. Guests compliment its stunning tone-on-tone pattern and delicate little pearls. The pattern cleans wonderfully, but I would NOT recommend putting it in the dishwasher (except on rare occassions). Over time, the banding could wear off. My parents have owned their Lenox for almost 30 years, and it's still as gorgeous as the day they bought it. The Pearl Innocence pattern is so versatile, I use it during the new year (silver), during spring, for bridal and baby showers, for fancy evening dinners, and right up until Thanksgiving. I've even been able to buy William Sonoma's cream napkins & pearl napkins rings to go with it. I wound up putting the pattern with Waterford's Kelsey Platinum wine goblet and Gorham's Monet Stainless Flatware. At Christmas, sugarred cranberry napkin rings perfectly set off the pattern. Sorry, can you tell I love the pattern? If you love pretty things, you'll love this pattern...and how cheap it is Now vs. when I got it two year ago!!! Now I'm just working on being able to afford the sugar, creamer, and gravy boat!

I bought two place settings the other day,and boy was I pleased. The craftmanship of the pices is unbelievable. The pictures do no justice for this item. It is a must-see. Actually, it's more of a must-touch. The tiny beads on the rim is adoring. I'm adding to my Hope Chest and plan on getting the entire line. I'm especially in love with the creamer and sugar bowl. Trust me, I'm very exuberated on my pick.

These glasses will 'wow' you right out of the box. I came back and ordered more. These glasses are the type you want to grab first if you ever have company over as their stature is gorgeous and the weight is nice in your hand. As to the question about the warranty, look for a little index card in the box. Basically, if you ever break one, Lenox will send you a new one for 1/2 of retail plus shipping.

I am wine snob/geek and know the difference that quality wine-specific stemware can make in the enjoyment of fine wine. These glasses match up with the best Riedels but you can buy. But here's the big difference: You can buy 8 Lennox classes for less than the cost of 2 comparable Reidels. It should be noted that just like Riedel, these glasses are made in Austria. We love drinking wine in these glasses, our friends love drinking wine in these glasses and you will love drinking wine in these glasses too.

One caution: I sure would like to know more about the "lifetime warranty" mentioned in the Amazon.com description, as nothing came with the glasses on this. However, this is not the first time that I have been milead by Amazon.com on warranty issues.

We have a dozen of these wine glasses and have enjoyed them very much. They are very good looking and have a heafty build to them. The bowls and stems are relatively thick so there is no danger of them cracking when drinking, toasting, or washing them. They have a nice engraving and clean up easily. The crystal is very clear and all of our glasses are perfect in condition and build. Highly recommended.

My husband and I get a lot of use out of these glasses. They feel sturdy and are nicely weighted so I never worry about accidentally tipping one over or damaging it if I ding it into another glass. The design is simple and classic so we can use it with both our bone china and everyday dishes. The wine glass feels very nice in the hand and looks beautiful on the table. I am very impressed with these glasses and look forward to many years of use.

Sophisticated enough to please the woman in the household, but simple and solid enough for the discerning man in your life. Excellent functionality- no spills and holds serving sizes to please. In addition, extremely durable for the kids in your life.

My grandmother taught me that if you "buy the best" it will last forever. She also passed-on her good taste and gave me her knack for choosing quality china, jewelry and furninture. Choosing this pattern of Lexox Autumn China is one I think she would have approved. It's beautiful, durable and makes a plain table look like a million bucks!

Unfortunately when I first started to buy settings (late in the 80's after I got married) I wasn't able to get the complete set. Before I knew it the price doubled! It seems that Nancy and Ronald Regan decided it would be great as the new White House China and to top it all off, Lenox added the words to the back label "Presidential China". It was still the best looking china I'd ever seen, I'd just have to wait a couple more years to complete the set.

The creamy color and raised fruit make this a very special china and the gold trim on the edges just finish-off the yummy look. The positive comments I get from friends and relatives during our large dinner parties only confirms that my grandmother was right. "The best" is sometimes all you need to make a great dinner a beautiful one too. Enjoy this pattern and live a little luxuriously!

Timeless beauty, elegance. Sets the most beautiful table. The many detailed colors make endless linen choices possible. Absolutely worth hand-washing, and I don't often say that!

I had a set of not-so-expensive Oneida flatware during college and used it for many years. However, the quality was not very good and the flatware would bend whenever I encountered something with a little bit of resistence (like ice cream right out of the freezer). So after I got married a few months ago, I decided to get some nice flatware.

We chose Lenox Butler's Pantry 45-Piece Flatware Set because it was the least expensive quality flatware set we could find. There is a significant amount of metal on this set and is extremely heavy duty. I've had many bowls of ice cream already and I am confident that these will not bend even over time.

The style is classic and simple, so it won't get dated like some of the more contemporary styles. And it's not gaudy like some of the filigree designs out there. Another nice feature is that it comes with a very elegant flatware caddy. I can finally say buh-bye to the cheap plastic rubbermaid one that I've had for years!

I highly recommend any of the Butler's Pantry dishes or serving pieces! We use ours for our everyday dishes and they are holding up beautifully. (We put them in the dishwasher on the low temp settings but we do not microwave them.) They have a simple elegant beauty and are generously sized. Pretty enough for a woman to love and massive enough for a man to appreciate.