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Cambridge Marine Design Silverware Set

How cute!!!  H226623

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Re: Cambridge Marine Design Silverware Set

You are right @bcherry01  its cute! 8BF21F74-DFA3-407C-B656-66E43C7D8FCE.jpeg

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Re: Cambridge Marine Design Silverware Set

Agree, cute! But I wonder if the "18/0" stainless steel should be '18/10 SS?

 

Cambridge 18/0 Stainless Steel Marine Life 20-Piece Flatware Set - QVC.com

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Re: Cambridge Marine Design Silverware Set

@KingstonsMom   No, it is 18/0,  I was watching, as I faithfully do, In the Kitchen last night and David mentioned it quite  clearly.

 

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Re: Cambridge Marine Design Silverware Set


@KingstonsMom wrote:

Agree, cute! But I wonder if the "18/0" stainless steel should be '18/10 SS?

 

Cambridge 18/0 Stainless Steel Marine Life 20-Piece Flatware Set - QVC.com


@KingstonsMom   I believe 18/0 means  18/10.  Never understood why they state it like that.  I had 18/8 one time and it was okay, but didn't have the heft of 18/0.

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Re: Cambridge Marine Design Silverware Set

@Patriot3  @KingstonsMom   18/10  has 18% chromium  content and 10% nickel.  18/0 has 18% chromium and 0% nickel.

 

18/10 is much higher quality, is more durable and has much more shine because of the nickel content.  

 

About ten or so years back the price of nickel increased dramatically and many flatware producers cheapened the materials to keep lines of flatware at a particular price point.  Gradually,  18/10 came back on the scene.

 

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Re: Cambridge Marine Design Silverware Set

@aroc3435 

 

Thanks for the info, I was just about to look it up, you saved me the trouble, LOL!

 

I'm only interested in 18/10, they last and look good for decades, in my experience!

 

That's too bad for me, I have a lot of the coastal theme in my home, which is on an island 1 mile from the beach/ocean!

 

Shells I've collected, shark teeth I've collected (I even have a huge shark tooth that dates back to the age of the Megalodon!), all displayed in various displays.

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Re: Cambridge Marine Design Silverware Set

I don't really care for the pattern.  Maybe I would if I lived near the ocean and decorated with a more beachy theme.  

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Re: Cambridge Marine Design Silverware Set

@godi 

 

I have a friend that lives on the water and I know she would love this set.

 

I surely don't need anymore flatware, but it's a unique pattern.

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Re: Cambridge Marine Design Silverware Set

Super cute.  I wonder if it's hollowed out on the back or solid.  I can't stand flatware that isn't  solid and smooth all the way around.  I recently returned some flatware because of that.