What does this mean?Pros & Cons
Cons
Didn't like this set. Not all that classy. Too heavy, in my opinion. The finish isn't great, as several pieces had obvious pitting.
Highlights
Quality
In short:the handle size and ergonomics are outstanding, and the flatware are very tough and well made.
These are solid, not hollow, not stamped, but forged high grade 18/10 high carbon stainless steel, just like the cladding layer... Read More
Notes: made in south korea of solid 18/10 stainless steel.
Or, being made of one piece of metal, but almost always a stamped out piece of thin sheet metal and easily bendable in the neck... Read More
Price
After looking for something that was affordable, with simple classic lines, i decided on this patttern.
Competitiveness
The lenox brand, while not the most nor the least expensive, is a great brand and the pattern of these flatware are timeless.
Some brands and styles come and go, and usually for the better, but others have been here longer than most people would guess.
I did not look online, by pictures, or by catalogs to compare, but rather i spent a lot of hands on time searching for just the... Read More
Overview
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- This product had a total of 22 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jul 23 2024.
Helpful InsightsBETA
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Detailsbeing permanently disabled with arthritis fibromyalgia and having been displeased as a very avid home chef with about two dozen various brands makes of flatware at all prices over the years i decided i would look high and low for the best flatware set made today at any cost
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I did not look online by pictures or by catalogs to compare but rather i spent a lot of hands on time searching for just the right set over the course of several years in person through many many hundred of designs from dozens of stores and brands
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Generally there are three issues that i have had with flatware
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The first is the long time issue of the neck of the utensil where you will find lesser grade flatware having been made of either a separate handle action portion eg
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The actual blade bowl or fork tines and then fitted together but eventually loosening over time and use
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Or being made of one piece of metal but almost always a stamped out piece of thin sheet metal and easily bendable in the neck portion like you see in all the poor grade flatware you find in restaurants today
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Anything having such a design was immediately rejected
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Second is the problem of overall design
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