Flatware
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Anonymous
| Anyone get some modern flatware that has held up? Where did you get it? Thanks! |
Anonymous
| I bought some flatware from BBB like 20+ years ago it's totally held up. |
Anonymous
| Sherrill Manufacturing in upstate NY is great. Wide range of patterns. Well made - sturdy. Made in USA. They sell via an online web site. I think their factory is the same one which made Oneida flatware before Oneida moved to only selling Chinese imports. |
Anonymous
You realize they are out of business, right? How is this helpful? |
Anonymous
Thanks. Didn't see anything I liked. |
Anonymous
| We got ours at Crate & Barrel. |
Anonymous
| I love my Yamasaki flatware, it has sadly been discontinued. |
Anonymous
| Yamazaki, not sure why it autocorrected so weirdly. |
Anonymous
| I just bought a Mikasa set at Costco. |
Anonymous
| Just go to a few different home stores at different levels (e.g. Macy's, Crate and Barrel, Home Goods) and look to see if you can find something you like. |
Anonymous
| My Oneida is good, idk where it was made. I don’t know why US manufacturing would be superior for this. |
Anonymous
| Also Oneida got from Ross or tjmaxx/homegoods |
Anonymous
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https://www.costco.com/cangshan-rain-ii-series-103-piece-stainless-steel-1810-forged-flatware-set.product.100797000.html
I had searched for years and ended up with these from Costco- I love them! |
Anonymous
| Has anyone found any recently that is NOT oversized? I can’t stand the gigantic forks that almost look like serving forks, and have returned way too many online purchases. |
Anonymous
Bc I don’t want my flatware contaminated with lead or arsenic! I didn’t know about Oneida offshoring. Thx for the info. |