Household Essentials 538 Vision China Storage Box for Tea Cups and Mugs with Lid and Handles | Natural Canvas with Brown Trim

Well made and great organizer to keep dishes, cups safe and clean. No smell from fabric.

You used to be able to find items like this easily, but now it seems the only place you can get them in online. Anyway, glad I was able to find one with the proper depth to protect a set of antique stemmed dessert glasses that had been passed down through the generations. The box is soft, but sturdy enough once the inserts are put together and installed. A much better place to store those antique glasses than the way I received them, which was banging around in a cardboard box with crumpled up paper towels barely keeping them apart from each other.

I received the storage chests for coffee cups today. I ordered 3 and the only thing I didn't like was that 1 out of the 3 came without all the dividers, but instead of sending it back, since I had extra room anyway, I used the spaces for my larger mugs and two gravy boats. I would suggest checking to make sure all pieces are there before you assemble - it happened to be okay that I was missing a divider (and not worth the trouble to exchange it). Another slight downside is that there is no place to label what is in the bin - at least I haven't found anywhere yet. Again, no big deal to me = I just wrote on a piece of paper and taped it on or you could use a label maker. Small issue, but someone may care. Anyway, the storage boxes are sturdy and easily stackable. My now-husband and I have looked at so many different china storage sets for our new china and this seems to be the most sturdy at a low price. We also looked at Williams Sonoma and a few others and we were able to get storage for all our china for a third of the price of those at WS (I also ordered storage for our dinner plates, saucers, salad plates, bowls). I did keep my cups wrapped in a little tissue paper just in case, but I think it would be fine without the extra wrapping. I like to be safer though, than sorry. I definitely recommend this brand for anyone who wants to keep precious china, dishes, glassware, etc. safe and in tasteful bins that can be stored in plain sight. The bins are attractive and are true to the picture. The price is great and the quality is also good (obviously haven't had them for a long time so I can't comment on wear and tear). *Definitely check dimensions for all your china and make sure you are looking at the inner (not outer) dimensions of each bin. I did find that I had to order the dinner plate-sized bins for my bowls and salad plates also as the boxes specifically for those were too small. I will comment on those separately when I receive them. I am definitely happy with my purchase so far!

These china storage containers are excellent quality and protection for my aunt's favorite set of dishes that I inherited after she died. They are sturdy with strong fabric handles on each side. Attractive, too. I have two minor complaints. I knew this before I bought them, but they would suit my purposes a little better if they had a wipe-clean exterior instead of the fabric, since I will be storing them in the basement. The ones I saw that were wipe-clean didn't look to be as sturdy and as good quality as these. So I opted for quality. I'll probably find a large plastic bin to store these boxes in. The other thing is that the cups in my set were just a bit too wide to lay down flat in the compartments. They are fine, though, to set them in a bit sideways, or as in my case, I only had eight to store, and the cardboard dividers move a little, so overall they fit fine. My cups are 4" in diameter. If they were just a tiny bit smaller, they would fit down flat. There is plenty of room, almost too much, from top to bottom - about 4 3/4". Overall, I am very happy with them.

I have been searching for something sturdy but that also looks nice to hold the empty canning jars as they’re emptied as well as the ones that won’t fit into my already full kitchen pantry. I had previously just used the ancient boxes that canning jars came in and stored in my attic. I’m getting older and tired of hauling them up and down the attic ladder each season. I also wanted something esthetically pleasing since my shelves are open. These are SO perfect! They are sturdy, stack well, assembled easily and came very well packaged in the Amazon box in craft paper bubble wrap envelopes as well. I’m ordering more to complete my set to have enough for all of my canning jars!!

I ordered 4 of these, and 4 of the saucer chests, to store my (inherited) collection of (useless) English tea cups and saucers. I also got a couple for stemware. I figured they'd be like the rather flimsy quilted ones I had used for storing other chine/glassware, so boy was I surprised to see these. They are excellent. The box is quite rigid and sturdy. The dividers (which go together like the cardboard ones at the wine store--easy) are coated cardboard. There is an especially sturdy interior bottom liner--covered with the same fabric as the outer box. The saucer storage came with felt disks to go between the plates. Frankly, I'm so pleased with these that I'm going to replace all the quilted ones with them. That way not only will I be able to tell Great-Aunt Bertha's china from Grandma Jones's without opening them, I'll be able to stack the boxes on top of each other. Caveat: These are NOT moving boxes. There is space inside each cubby that would allow the dishes to move, so these boxes are for shelf-storage only.

I host a party every December for all my friends, as many as 40 women show up much to my husband's dismay. I might become a little crazed a few days before. I like using stemless wine glasses as they're easy to toss in the dishwasher and I hate using disposable almost as much as I hate hand washing stemware. The stemless glassware works great, but they take up a lot of space in my cabinets. This storage is a perfect solution. The spaces are good for a variety of sizes and the box is very sturdy and well made.