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proudlyfromNJ
Posts: 15,523
Registered: ‎05-01-2010

Re: Silerware too thick

‎07-07-2017 12:56 PM

@millieshops wrote:

I have Reed and Barton, but from at least 10 years ago.  No idea what they said about size, but I like it.  It's comfortable, has never bent, stained, pitted, etc.

@millieshops. I have Reed and Barton bought about ten years ago also. BBB for about 90.00 I think. It has two different sizes of forks. It's nice and heavy. We love it. The knives cut through anything.

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forrestwolf
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Registered: ‎06-20-2010

Re: Silerware too thick

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‎07-07-2017 07:55 PM - edited ‎07-07-2017 08:09 PM

Size is not my complaint, as much as style is my complaint...My every day Cooks Essential brand is more than, say 10 years old, and very plain....I want something a little more ornate, liking to my Oneida Michelango, but more ornate than what Q offers, with R&B, or Onieda....As I get older, I want to feel special every day, and do not mind the size so much, as I can use the smaller fork or spoon, but would love to see them add in the old bowl shaped soup spoons rather than say, the steak knives....Woman Happy

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