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Question: oven safe
Document: I received my first set of Sango Nova Brown Dinnerware, with all of the accompanying accessories, for my wedding 8 years ago. Throughout the eight years, all of the plates and a few of the bowls have chipped or broken. One I accidentally baked in the oven (new bride- didn't realize you couldn't do that!). Others have chipped mostly from the dishwasher... but it is China. I would expect that they would chip if they bang against each other too much.
A couple of times the dish broke while in a hand after removing it from the microwave. They are also HOT after a minuter or two in the microwave. I have to use oven mitts when removing them from a heat source. They do not stand up for use outside of microwaving. Bowls and plates have chipped when tapped - even gently - against any hard surface; sometimes stacking them in the cabinet caused them to chip.We bought a new set of dishes this weekend.
Very pretty for a time, BUT, they are not microwave safe; Lost my 1st dinner plate 2 days ago after less than 2 min in a microwave. Not only that but a smaller plate and a dish have chipped when hand washing. And yes, the glaze fades after many washes.
The plates "say" microwave safe but they get so hot when heating foods for over a minute. The cups are not microwave safe and I burned my hand after heating for 1 minute. They are pretty but this whole heating ordeal will get old. I wish I would have just bought the fiesta ware.
I have four of these sets and additional matching pieces, and they all chip, crack, and break easily. They are supposedly dishwasher safe, but I have noticed that many (though not all) of the problems we've had have happened while in the dishwasher.My sister has the blue version of this set, and she has had the same issues.I can't recommend anyone buy these.
A lovely set of dinnerware. We shopped around for the set we liked and found that Amazon had the best deal. The dishes are very decorative and sturdy and we replaced an old dinnerware set that my wife hated. They are microwave safe and we have had many good comments about them. We used them for our Easter dinner party and they were a hit.
It seems to me that the problem is the statement by the manufacturer that they are micro- and dishwasher-safe is simply not true; once the buyer knows that, s/he should stop using them that way and report the problem so it can be remedied by the mfr.PS - I've rated the product squarely in the middle, because thee's no way to post without a rating. I don't own this set and my comment has more to do with what other people are reporting.
Bought this set less than a year ago. Everybit of it has cracked, chipped or broke. It looked so sturdy. Not to mention is says microwave safe and you get third degree burns taking it out of the microwave while the food stays stone cold. Zero durability and I am now back on to find something else because I have no dishes left!
We loved the look of these plates and bought just about the entire set but did not find them very durable, very easy to chip. *UPDATE* This product has since changed and seems to be a lot more durable now. We could not find replacements for another set and came back to this set. In replacing it I found that the dinnerware is now larger, it also now indicates "microwave safe" on the bottom of all the dinnerware.
These are beautiful dishes. I got them for our wedding about 6 years ago and about 3 years ago they started to get too hot in the microwave. Then they started cracking and oozing goop! They are totally not microwave safe. The stuff on the dishes are not anywhere as near as hot as the dishes. They are simply understated and match our style but I'm scared what they are leaking on our food.
Answer: I have never used these dishes in an oven, as in a range oven.  A microwave yes!