Review on 🍽️ Oneida Colonial Boston B750004C Flatware Set: Timeless Elegance for Your Dining Table by Nick Kirschenmann

The spoon on the left is a 48 year old WMF Cromargan 18/10 Pilgrim stainless steel spoon that is no longer in production. They are sold on these porcelain replacement websites for $29.95 EACH. Excellent product but not ten times the price. You can buy WMF from Revain and pay for German workmanship. These Oneida spoons cost me $2.25 each. I don't like the look of the shiny bowl and matte handle but they are comfortable and durable enough. Bigger than my wedding teaspoons, smaller than my tablespoons. Will they look this good in 48 years? No, but neither do I. Good price and nice neutral design. I would buy more.