Review on 🍴 77-Piece Flatware Set at Wallace Hotel by Cameron Novak

Update: I just received the salad serving set. How fun can cutlery be? These huge, heavy, bright, shiny objects are adorable in their own way. You have personality. I bet I never use them. I don't care, I love her. Unlike some items in the large set, these lettuce pieces are well rendered. They were made in Vietnam. I was disappointed with the 77 item set when I saw that some of my items weren't hitting very well. I'm almost over it. These fun pieces, I also have a cake and tart set almost make up for it. Before: This set is fun. A regular pattern would be boring. This set evokes old glory. This is a reference, not a reproduction. This is a huge, heavy, shiny cutlery set with lots of detail. It doesn't look like the picture. The image uses shadows to make the stamped pattern appear deeper and more detailed than it really is. I just received it and haven't thoroughly checked every single detail yet. The pattern on the back of a piece is pressed deeper on one side than the other, making half look faded. The shell pattern is barely noticeable on the front of the spoon. Some scallops have crevices on the solid piece and flat spots on the top edge that is not ground. Some parts are worn. Signs on the curved backs of spoons and forks. Perhaps these are parts firmly glued to a cardboard display case. This set will not be a treasure for your grandchildren. They cannot be given out as a formal, high quality set. Again, like my son said, you don't pay thousands for an heirloom. This set was made to sell at an average price. Since it is very good that the edges of the spoons and forks are polished and not sharp. I compared it to a mikasa bucket, which has a sharp edge. And when things have to be done quickly, every spoon in this robust set will suffice.