The phrase "a handsome set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or group of items that are attractive or impressive in appearance or quality.
Example: "The artist displayed a handsome set of paintings that captivated everyone in the gallery."
Alternatives: "an impressive collection of" or "a striking array of".
A handsome set of teeth also makes people want to smile.
Wooden Trike: £45, johnlewis.com This is a handsome set of wheels that is bound to give kids something to beam about on Christmas morning.
The main, center level of the house, entered through a handsome set of double red doors from a central courtyard, leads to the shared living areas.
A handsome set of wine shelves, and a serious wine list to go with them, serve as a reminder that tappo, in Italian, means cork.
The best view of the Château d'Annecy, a handsome set of buildings dating from the 12th century which once housed the lucky old counts of Geneva Genevaa is, by the way, the nearest airport), is from the water.
On a handsome set of weathered-looking wood, designed by Donyale Werle, the production opens with the framing device, often dropped, in which a soused tinker, Christopher Sly Matthew Cowless), is duped into believing he's a rich lord.
It's a rich, handsome set of songs, often centered on acoustic guitars, marked by sumptuous vocal harmonies but with an emphasis on Mr. Pecknold's introspective lyrics.
That the people at the Met forked over the money for a new choreographer (and, alas, for a new, less handsome set of costumes, again by Hockney) shows at least that they are thinking about the dancing on their stage.
In the Charpentier, Mr. Boussard's handsome set of players are deftly busy.
The thousands of guests invited every year to dinner parties, cocktails, business lunches, even serious diplomatic negotiations, find themselves in a handsome setting that is grand yet warm.The character of Winfield House named after Hutton's grandfather, Frank Winfield Woolworth fluctuates with the occupants.
I resist the urge, while waiting in her room, to snoop, though I do notice that the pictures are rather gorgeous and that amongst the many treasures on her specially-built bookshelves, in addition to hardback editions of her own books, are handsome sets of Jane Austen and Proust.
