Denby 16 Piece Sets £70 from £140 (House of Fraser)

withabix

At House of Fraser, in store only.



Three or four current designs, including 'White'. First Grade, not seconds.

For 'White', Set includes 4 dinner plates (dia.29cm), 4 tea plates, (dia.17cm), 4 small mugs (0.35L) and 4 soup/cereal bowls (dia.18cm).

Typically £140 everywhere else!

£144 at John Lewis
£135.97 at Amazon

Individual prices: Typically £8 for the tea plate, £8 for the mug, £10 for the bowl and £10 for the dinner plate.

Lexeus

Can you get a blue design ? or are you saying white is the only one on offer ?

withabix

It says...

"Three or four current designs, INCLUDING 'White'. First Grade, not seconds.
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divadee

you didnt happen to see if the regency green was avilable did you?

my mum collects that, so would be great for birthday and xmas

withabix

divadee wrote: »

you didnt happen to see if the regency green was avilable did you?

my mum collects that, so would be great for birthday and xmas

Sorry, only specifically saw 'White' cos that's what we've got!

There were three other sorts though. Some were coloured ones.

mrs_lds

If you open up a debenhams card you can also get an extra 10% off too makig it £63

withabix

mrs_lds wrote: »

If you open up a debenhams card you can also get an extra 10% off too makig it £63

Not at HOUSE OF FRASER you can't!!

blackcateddie

Since this is a money saving website you should be aware that the factory shop sells massively reduced items some of which are reduced. I have a whole dinner service which cost a fraction of the price from a department store and the only difference is the stamp underneath.
The second relates to the pattern firing but it's relatively easy to find a full service with the same fault - my regency green has a faint blue ring inside the green but since it all looks like that who is to know?

Denby is great for everyday table wear it washes great in the microwave and there are cute smaller dinner plates for those on a diet!!!!!!!

withabix

You'd be hard pressed to get seconds from Denby's factory shops at this price!

Quite a bit of our Denby White is from their factory outlet at Kendal, however we find that the seconds seem to damage more easily - the rims on the dinner plates and the small bowls seem to chip more easily on the seconds.

Also, the seconds prices in the Denby factory outlets are often MORE EXPENSIVE than Sale prices in Debenhams and House of Fraser for perfect stock.

mrs_lds

withabix wrote: »

Not at HOUSE OF FRASER you can't!!

Sorry I mean't a Fraser card!