CHILDIKE Coffee Cup Rack, Tea Cup Holder Stand Dishes Organizer, Teacup Display Stand, Iron Tea Set Basket Holder Cup Drying Rack for Counter (Black)

Really like this keeps the cups and saucers off the work surface and looks nice would recommend good value for money and easy to assemble and is quite stable

This is a compact little thing and very easy to set up. It fits nicely on my coffee table, and even my larger tea cups fit which I was worried they wouldn't. It's sturdy, sits straight, and doesn't take up much room. It's very cute and the quality is better than I expected especially for such a low price. I've had more expensive ones that did not stay sitting flat and gave me issues. I've had no issues with wobbles, or cups/plates falling and recommend this product especially if you have a smaller space

It's a nice little rack for small cups and saucers. It's overpriced for the quality.

I have a really pretty iridescent pink and white tea set. The problem is that when we are not using it, I wanted a place to put all of the cups and saucers (set of 4). This solves that,HOW THIS COMESThis comes folded flat. It is easy to store when not in use which I love.ASSEMBLYTo make this stand upright, it is pretty intuitive. I just pushed it into place and it locks in place pretty well.DOES IT HOLD?There are four cups and wavy saucers in my set. This holds all four plates and cups with room for two more if I wanted.THE BOTTOM LINEThis is perfect to hold my tea set. I can also include two more cups and saucers if I wanted to.MY RATINGThis is a perfect way to store six cups and saucers in a compact space yet easily accessible. I really like it and am glad I got it. It was a tiny bit bent, but it did not ruin the stand at all.PHOTOSI will try to update soon with photos. I am having some issues at the moment and wanted to get the review up for you. This is a good investment and I recommend it.

It works. It seems strong and doesn’t feel like it’ll drop my tea cups because it doesn’t wriggle or wobble when I put the cups on. The color is a deeper gold…think more 18K or 24k, definitely not the lighter 14K or 10K colors of gold. There are strange red marks where some of the wire parts connect. Some of the wires are not aligned perfectly (but then again I’m picky). The circle at the bottom is uneven and my saucers slide to the side unless I really fiddle with it. To be honest, I don’t know if these issues were from shipping damage or just the craftsmanship...I believe my tea cups are on the smaller side (see the crayon for a rough estimate of the size, see item description for actual measurements), and they fit, but they do touch when loaded onto the wires. It looks a bit crowded with everything on it, but I guess it takes up less counter space that way. They are made of thicker glass and not light so I think it’s a fair test of weight.It arrived flat in a cardboard box without instructions, but I don’t believe that it’s made to be portable. It was easy to figure out how to put it together, but it did require a bit of force because the wires with the holes were not parallel on one side (Tip: put the wires in the two most parallel holes first.). Once I got them in, they felt like they weren’t going to come out easy (so not portable)!In summation, it seems strong (I carried it around just by the top wires loaded with three cups and four saucers and it felt stable, but I think you should always have a hand on the bottom, just in case). It does hold my cups and saucers. I’ll use it at home because it beats stacking teacups and sauces in a cabinet that’s hard for me to reach, but I’m not sure I’d give it as a gift because of the craftsmanship (again, it might be shipping damage, but I’m not too sure of that).11/27/23 Update: I’m actually still using this. I put a crochet doily on the bottom so the plates don’t slide around. I found out that it’ll tip over if you don’t have plates on the bottom and are unloading the cups (duh!). It hasn’t discolored or broken. Still doesn’t look fancy, but it works for us :)