Blue Dinnerware Sets: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 16, 2026
Browse 13 listings for Blue Dinnerware Sets, including options from L'Objet and Misen. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 13 displayed listings with prices are listed from $51.20 to $999.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The collection includes small 4-piece sets up to large 72-piece ensembles, covering plates, bowls and often matching flatware.
Most pieces are made from stoneware or porcelain, with finishes that are brushed, polished or feature a blue rim. The color is consistent across plates, bowls and serving dishes, giving a coordinated look.
When selecting a set, decide how many place settings you need, check if the pieces are dishwasher-safe, and look for a glaze that resists chips. A brushed finish can hide minor scratches, while a polished surface offers a sleek shine.
Perlée Dinnerware Set - Blue
L'Objet
$722.00
8-Piece Dinnerware Set (Serves 2) - Blue
Misen
$184.00
16-Piece Dinnerware Set (Serves 4) - Blue
Misen
$349.00
32-Piece Dinnerware Set (Serves 8) - Blue
Misen
$679.00
4-Piece Dinnerware Set (Serves 1) - Blue
Misen
$94.00
36-Piece Dinnerware + Flatware Set (Serves 4) - Blue / Brushed
Misen
$519.00
Tinware Blue Rim Stoneware 16 Piece Dinnerware Set, Service For 4
Canvas Home
$255.00
18-Piece Dinnerware + Flatware Set (Serves 2) - Blue / Brushed
Misen
$269.00
Lines Blue Stoneware 16 Piece Dinnerware Set, Service For 4
Canvas Home
$400.00
Tinware Blue Rim Stoneware 4 Piece Dinnerware Set, Service For 1
Canvas Home
$51.20
72-Piece Dinnerware + Flatware Set (Serves 8) - Blue / Brushed
Misen
$999.00
9-Piece Dinnerware + Flatware Set (Serves 1) - Blue / Brushed
Misen
$139.00
36-Piece Dinnerware + Flatware Set (Serves 4) - Blue / Polished
Misen
$519.00
Questions
Are stoneware dinnerware sets microwave safe?
Yes, most stoneware is microwave safe, but avoid using metal trims.
Do the blue rims affect how the dishes look when stacked?
Rimmed designs usually nest well, but the raised edge can add a slight gap when stacked.
Is a brushed finish more durable than a polished one?
A brushed finish can conceal small scratches better than a high-gloss polished surface.
Can I mix and match pieces from different sets?
You can, but matching glaze tones and rim styles helps maintain a cohesive appearance.