Stone looks, porcelain weight
Real marble dinnerware is heavy, porous, and priced like furniture. Fine Marble renders gold veining over glossy navy porcelain, so you get the polished stone effect on plates that stack light and lift easily.
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A dressed-up navy and gold table for four, with mugs, at a weeknight price.
Ships to the lower 48 states with tracking.
Why buy from CurbGo
At a Glance
Fine Marble in dark blue is the dressiest colorway Elama makes. Each porcelain piece is glazed a deep navy and threaded with gold veining that catches candlelight and pendant light alike, so a plain roast dinner looks styled. It is a complete four-person set with mugs, sized generously, and it costs less than a single stone platter.
Key Features
What's Included
In the box, sixteen pieces: four dinner plates (10.75 in), four salad plates (8 in), four bowls (20 oz), and four mugs (12 oz), all in glossy dark blue porcelain with gold marble veining.
Before You Buy
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Shipping
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Real marble dinnerware is heavy, porous, and priced like furniture. Fine Marble renders gold veining over glossy navy porcelain, so you get the polished stone effect on plates that stack light and lift easily.
Many dressy sets stop at plates and bowls and leave you hunting for drinkware. Here four 12 oz mugs match the plates, so coffee after dinner comes out in the same navy and gold as the meal.
A 20 oz bowl holds a real portion of pasta, ramen, or a loaded salad, which means the set covers a full week of dinners rather than only breakfast and the occasional soup course.
The essentials before it lands on your table.
White porcelain is safe, versatile, and forgettable. The navy glaze and gold veining make the plates part of the decor, so a simple meal looks styled without chargers or extra accents.
Stoneware marble sets are thicker, heavier, and usually printed in gray. This porcelain version is lighter, glossier, and carries real metallic gold, which is also why it stays out of the microwave.
A 12 or 24 piece plates-and-bowls set leaves drinkware to chance. Fine Marble includes four 12 oz mugs in the same finish, so the whole setting matches from the first course to coffee.
A 16-piece service for four with mugs. Here is the footprint before it arrives.
Dinner plate
10.75 in
× 4
Salad plate
8 in
× 4
Bowl
20 oz
× 4
Mug
12 oz
× 4
Every detail, measured and listed
| Material | Glazed porcelain, glossy finish |
|---|---|
| Pieces | 16, service for 4 |
| Dinner plates | 4, 10.75 in |
| Salad plates | 4, 8 in |
| Bowls | 4, 20 oz |
| Mugs | 4, 12 oz |
| Color | Dark blue with gold marble veining |
| Shape | Round |
| Microwave safe | No, metallic gold accents |
| Dishwasher safe | No, hand wash to protect the gold |
| Boxed dimensions | 14 in L x 12 in W x 13 in H |
| Boxed weight | About 24 lb |
| Model | EL-FINEMARBLE-DB-GLD |
| Warranty | 90-day limited warranty from Elama |
Common questions that customers ask
No. The veining is metallic gold, and metallic accents spark and discolor in a microwave. Reheat food in a separate dish, then plate it.
Hand wash it. Dishwasher detergent and heat dull gold accents over time, so warm soapy water, a soft sponge, and a towel dry keep the veining bright.
Yes. Four 12 oz porcelain mugs are in the box alongside four dinner plates, four salad plates, and four 20 oz bowls, a complete setting for four.
Dinner plates are 10.75 in, salad plates are 8 in, and the bowls hold 20 oz, so the set handles full entrees, pasta, and big salads.
No two pieces match exactly. The gold veining is applied as a marble effect, so the lines fall in slightly different places on each plate, bowl, and mug.
We ship to the 48 contiguous states and process within 2 business days, with tracking sent the moment it leaves.
Gold flatware to match the veining
$35.99
Clear glass tumblers for the water pour
$13.99
Elama is the tabletop house brand of Gibson Overseas, a California company that has been outfitting American kitchens for decades. The line's tagline is where dining meets design, and Fine Marble is the proof: the look of veined stone rendered on real porcelain, in colorways from gray to navy and gold, at a price that lets a full set for four arrive in one box.
Navy porcelain, real gold veining, 16 pieces with mugs for four.