Royal 20-Piece Silverware Set - 18/10 Stainless Steel Utensils Forks Spoons Knives Set, Mirror Polished Cutlery Flatware Set

Bought these 1.5 years ago. No rusting. Still looking good after heavy use. Good sizes and quality.

I received them, washed them and they are very decent. I was a bit iffy on them, after reading reviews about people buying them and had rust within days of purchase. Overall, that didn't happen, until LAST night had them for about a month now and on one of the knives it was starting to rust around the letters engraved on it and around the ridges of the knife. I had to throw it out, but my others pieces haven't developed any rust, i hope they don't. *Update (3rd time) so again i pretty have thrown out all the knives, all of them get rust on the engraved letters and the ridges, so disappointed!! What a shame. Don't waste your money.Update: I had to throw out another knife, due to rust and I attached the images.it seems like it is only happening to the knives, but it is still upsetting. I purchased these on June 3rd, so disappointing.

We actually really like this silverware, but ours accidentally came with two sets of salad forks and no dinner forks. There was only one dinner fork (in the display card), and all of the rest of the forks were salad forks. We were disappointed when we figured this out, so if you order these make sure you check & count the pieces when you get them! Otherwise great set.

Got this as a starter set for a new apartment and was reading the good (and critical) reviews for this  Royal Stainless Steel Mirror Polished Flatware Set (20-Pieces) Best thing I like about the design is the absence of flowery details or extra ridges where grime can potentially accumulate.Nothing like actually seeing the product to decide for yourselves and I was pleased to find out that it was actually nice, not too heavy but a solid feeling set with clean lines and a strong grip.Shipping was great and the seller was pro-active in shipping and updating!

I think the last time I bought silverware was in 1994. I bought some cheap crap at Walmart, and it has lasted more than 20 years. That old silverware has started to fall apart, so I decided I needed to buy new stuff.I've only had this set for a couple of months, but I love it.First off, I wish one could customize silverware sets. I rarely eat with a spoon simply because I rarely eat soup, cereal, ice cream, or other spoon foods. The only thing I ever really use a spoon for is to get the cat food out of the can. There are sixteen spoons in this set. I could get by with about four. I sure could use more forks, though. When cooking a typical meal, I will typically dirty six or seven forks....just cooking the meal. Therefore, I could actually use twice as many forks.Of course, when i make chili, all bets are off. But that's beside the point.Alas, such isn't an option. Instead, I get 16 forks, 16 spoons, and 8 butter knives. Since that's the industry standard, it's not a deal breaker.After using these quite a few times, and having them go through quite a few cycles in the dishwasher, I have come to the conclusion that this was an excellent buy. The cutlery is beautiful, and it shines nicely each time it comes out of the dishwasher. I would call this simple and elegant. But I'm not an elegant person, so take that with a grain of salt.

The flatware arrived in a box with each individual piece wrapped. It is a quality product for a reasonable price. I've hand-washed them every time so far, but I'll update after putting them in the dishwasher if any issues occur.

Began showing rust within three months.

I don’t know. I thought they were going to look more quality like. I mean, I have my old Reed & Barton stainless 18/10, which is over 15 years strong. However, a lot of the spoons have disappeared little by little as well some forks, so I’m trying to find a set of equal quality, however without having to spend a lot of money in the process. So after months of searching I ending up choosing this 8 serving set. This flatware is ok. The smaller forks seem a little smaller than my liking. Upon regular wear for about 2months, I have a fork I just noticed with a bent prong out of the dishwasher. This is from the smaller ones, and these are rarely used in my house, since I always serve my family giving them the larger forks, because they are regular sized. Plus my spoons aren’t spooning in the drawer like I like them to be. Some spoons are slightly bent, leaving them not so flush when stacking. But for the price we’ll make do for now, but I’m going to buy a whole other set soon, and give these away, or resell on line idk. They just look a little less than expected. Once your use to certain things it’s hard to settle for anything less. I mean the 18/10 is something of an etched, very lightly engraved symbol. as where others stamp the 18/10 into the metal. The look and feel of this flatware is seemingly thinner, lighter, and smaller. I honestly don’t believe these are anything more than 18/0 possibly. So... Yeh. If simple, shiny and larger serving set is what your looking for then these are perfect for the price. But heavy duty, unbendable, quality looking 18/10 you might want to reroute your search scope. Thanks