Mercury
Famiware Mercury 12-Piece Stoneware Dinnerware Set, for 4
- 12 pieces in the box
- Serves 4
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01Mercury collection
Begin with a dinner set that outfits a small table. Lay the plates out by hand, press them into a stack and feel how the unglazed foot ring bites the tabletop. The double reactive glaze gathers at each rim and throws tiny speckles through the surface, so the light reads differently between stacked pieces. In Mercury, that pool of color can darken like a night-sky horizon. It is deliberate and visible on every plate you lift.
Add a plates-and-bowls pack next, especially if you serve soup or share sides. A shallow bowl sits solidly on the same unglazed foot, which makes a neat, grippy stack in a cupboard and a faint ring on the plate beneath. The packs state dishwasher and microwave safe on nearly every line, so you can reheat a bowl at the table and then place it in the rack. Still, give stacks a felt pad if you want spotless underside plates.
Care and glaze claims on this page repeat what is printed on the pack. The public standards behind them are named on our updates page.
02Everything in the line
The 12 most bought dinner sets in Mercury first; each card opens the page where that piece keeps its glazes.
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4.7 · 327 ratings
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4.6 · 3 ratings
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5 · 2 ratings
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03Cut it two ways
The two questions people arrive with. Both are answered here rather than somewhere else.
04About Mercury
Asked about Mercury dinner sets in particular rather than about the range as a whole.
Most Mercury packs state dishwasher and microwave safe on nearly every line. Use normal cycles and stack with care so the unglazed foot does not rub into another piece. Avoid extreme temperature changes like moving a hot bowl directly into cold water. Leave space in the rack and dry plates before stacking to reduce faint marks under pieces.
The double reactive glaze in Mercury pulls pigment toward the rim as it melts, creating a darker halo and scattered speckles through the body. No two pieces match exactly. That variation is how the glaze records firing and movement, and it is why stacked plates read as a sequence of subtle differences rather than identical copies. Accepting that is part of owning the line.
Every Famiware size, every glaze
Every diameter, capacity and glaze in the Famiware collection sits behind this button, with the price we last read against each one.