40 Piece Flatware Set For 8, EIUBUIE Premium Stainless Steel Silverware Set, Matte Finish Cutlery Durable Solid, Modern Kitchen Tableware Eating Utensil Sets Includes Spoons Forks Knives

It is just a lovely set. I would highly recommend it anyone. Hopefully it will be used for Valentine dinner.

Overall I think these are a good value. I have only had problems with one or 2 pieces developing a rust spot. We hand wash our dishes and this happened when they got left in the sink too long. A fresh piece of scotchbrite though took it right off. I think over all they have great feel except the edges on the large spoons were a tad on the sharp side. But, if you don’t eat with large spoons like me, it’s not a problem. I would definitely recommend these for someone looking for a nice looking set that doesn’t cost your first born. Maybe you won’t be passing them down to your children, but, they seem like they will hold up in the long term.

When my husband and I first got married we were gifted a set of silverware. When the number of place settings wasn’t enough, we bought an additional set that wasn’t a perfect match, but was close. Over the years as spoons went through the food disposal and forks got accidentally thrown away, I’d continue to try and replace just those pieces with something that seemed a close match. You can probably see where this is going. One day we looked in the silverware drawer and it was clear we needed a fresh start with a matching set of silverware.Our old, mismatched set was made by a recognized silverware company, and I’d say this new set is not quite as good in quality. They’re very nice though considering the reasonable price, and have a modern, updated aesthetic. Our old stuff was somewhat ornate. When I saw these, I loved the simplicity, the clean lines, and the soft edges. They feel nice to hold and they aren’t too heavy. The larger of the two spoons seemed a little big when compared to my old set, but I compared them using some sugar and they each held the same amount. These have a nice high shine and hopefully they’ll stand the test of time and many rides through the dishwasher. I’ll update this review later if I see any obvious changes.

I am surprised at how nice this silverware set is. The pieces are pretty and hefty. They are large and feel good in your hand. I have washed them in the dishwasher many times and they come out looking brand new each time. I am quite pleased.

This sliver wear set is so pretty. I thought it was pretty in the photo but it’s so much more prettier in person. This would make a wonderful housewarming gift or even a birthday gift. It’s beautiful quality the sliver wear has weight to them. You feel like you’re holding something well made in your hands. The art on the handles are so pretty and they feel luxurious. These are beautiful party sliver wear. They should always be hand washed because dish washing can be a little harsh and you don’t want to ruin the design on the sliver wear. It’s made of quality material. It feels like If you take good care of them, they will last you a very long time.

The size was good, the utensils seemed well constructed, not flimsy. I found the edges to be too sharp, not only on the handles, but also on the ends you put in your mouth. One meal and my lips were raw and irritated. While I did not receive any cuts, it sort of felt like they could. I sent them back immediately.

Very sturdy and well-made silverware. The large forks are quite big and the smaller ones are a bit small. I sort of wish there was a size in the middle of them. However, these are high quality and look great.

I prefer plain flatware and needed a set for eight for those occasions when there will be a group gathering.As a few others mentioned, these are thin in the sense that the handles are no thicker than the surfaces that will hold the food, which is probably not what many are used to. As someone who judges flatware by the feel in the hand more than the visual appearance, I get it.Now for my biggest gripe. I'm a woman in her sixties who, at 5'9", is perhaps taller than many of my cohort, but it's not as if I'm an offensive lineman in stature. The teaspoons, in particular, are a tad too small for me in the hand. I can't imagine what they'd be like if your guest list included a group of college athletes or if your family's average height is over 6'2". The table gathering would be full of laughter at the "kiddie table" sized spoons.