what size are the plates and how many ounces do the cup and bowl hold?
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Go to a store and carry a tape measure with you. One glance at the cup or bowl will tell you how much soup or cereal or coffee/tea with go in them. Do you need to be spoon-fed?
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Mug holds 10oz., cereal bowl is small, holds about 8oz., dinner plate is 10 1/2 inches, salad plate is 8 1/2 inches. Salad plate fits nicely on dinner plate. Pretty set.
715029
Bowls 7 1/2"; small plate 8 3/8"; dinner plates 10 3/4" and the mug is 4" high. Ours is an older home and everything fits just fine in the cupboards and dishwasher.
114227
dinner plates - 10 3/4" wide, dessert plate - 8.5" wide, Bowl - 7.5" wide, Mug 4" tall. Does that help?
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Rough guesses: The large plate is about 8, the small plate is about 5". The small bowl is about 4" and the medium dish is about 7". The mug is is maybe 4" tall and the lip is maybe 3" in diameter.
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A cup is 8 oz, a quart is 32 ounces so you can do the math. Also the measurements in a previous question state the answer is 3 Cup Bowl /750 ml6 Cup Bowl /1.5 L10 Cup Bowl /2.5 L4.5 Quart Bowl /4.5 LA liter is very close to the same as a quart.
2044314
I measured and 'unofficially' the mugs are 14ish oz and bowls are 20ish oz. Love the set - very bright and sturdy!
190803
The bowl is about 9.5" in diameter across the top, about 5.5" on base. The sides flare out. The height is about 2". The bowl holds a bit more than 3 cups.
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64 oz (8 cups). We bought them for salad bowls but they're too big. We kept them anyway since they are so nice and a good price, but use them as serving bowls instead. Since there were 12, we gave some awayto family and friends. We bought the smaller bowls as well and they are perfect for salads, etc. However, they are poorly packed and even tho none broke, they do have some scratches around the rim from glass rubbing on glass during shipping
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The plates/bowls are oblong measuring (on the inside) approx 9 inches wide x 15 inches long. Hope this helps
316426
The cups are 20 oz. 16 ounces fills it to within about 1 inch of the top edge. The dishes are really nice. I measured this, so I disagree with the other customer response.
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The largest bowl in my set holds 15 cups(to the brim) which, by my calculations, is 3.75 quarts. Some people remarked that the bowls were thin and cheap and dented easily but, because I have arthritic hands, I find them quite handy BECAUSE they are not heavy and are easy to handle. I have not had any problem with denting even when using a hand mixer with metal beaters. Nice set for the price.
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It's only a couple inches off the ground. The bowls hold approximately 8 - 10 ounces. Hope that helps!
819427
If we are talking about the Corelle Livingware as in the photo above (2-quart). 10"x3" inches. It holds 8 cups or 2-quart. We have 8 of each size with this being the larger. then you have a small cereal bowl and medium bowl 8 1/2 x 2 1/2 (8.5x3.5) inches which holds 1-quart/4cups
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The cup holds 16 ounces(2 cups) if filled to the inner rim & 20 ounces if filled completely. The bowl hold 1 cup & 1 3/4 cups to the inner & top rims. I just used a measuring cup & water to check for you.
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Well, the ones I have are about 13oz. I found this so weird I actually broke out my kitchen scale to double check. The cups are just a bit narrower around the base than the solo cups, which I find makes them easier for kids to hold. These are a hit at my house and I recommend them, if only so people can say they want plates with ants on them.
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The dishes are a pretty good size. They are the size of about 2 to 3 cups full.
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Sorry I took so long to answer. Plates are about 9 inches. I purchased salad plates separately. Bowls are about 6 inches and shallow. I love the colors. However, they do seem to chip easily. They look good alone or mixed with another set of pressed antique dishes that I have.