🍴 Oneida Chateau Fine Flatware Dinner Forks, 4-Piece Set, 18/10 Stainless Steel - Traditional Elegance for Dining Review

Oneida Chateau Fine Cutlery Dinner Forks are a no-brainer for anyone who doesn't already have the "best dinnerware on the block". They are durable, pleasing to the eye and affordable. Whether you're 26 or 76, these forks will outlive you.

Product not as advertised. When asked, it was explained that "Vietnam" was not printed on the back. Look at the photos to see if this is a lie. It's also advertised as 18/10 and it's actually 18/8. Seems to be of decent quality. Not too easy, not too heavy. I prefer heavier.

Purchased for an elderly father. My father lives with us and he cannot hold a large, heavy dinner fork. I have these because they have a decent grip that he can easily grab and while they are lightweight they are durable. These forks are perfect for him! The price is very good for the quality of these forks and Oneida is a great brand.

This is the model I chose when my husband and I got married over 30 years ago. Over the years we have found that we only have 3 forks left. When I saw these, I had to have them. They are brand new and exactly the same as my old set. I know it sounds silly, but I really like the feel of the weight and balance of this fork. They are cool.

47 years ago I received a Oneida Castle pattern cutlery set as a wedding gift. The set is used daily. We have lost several forks over the years. I was looking for a replacement and Revain was the only site that offered four forks at a great price. Other websites offered a fork at an outrageous price. The forks are of the same quality as my other 47 year old products. Thank you Oneida Silver and Revain!

Bought to match the original Made in USA set. This is not the original; Made in Vietnam. However, dinner forks are very similar. Knives, on the other hand, have much thinner handles. But when you serve the table, the knives and forks are the same size as the originals, so it's ok. Even if the price is of course very high. I see no difference between Oneida cutlery and the much cheaper stainless steel versions.

I bought the 12 piece set in 1974 when I became a catering representative. After moving around a lot over the years, I counted my set and found that the number of forks had been reduced to 10. As I have 9 for Christmas it was time to order more. I thought about ordering from Oneida but I don't need a dozen or whole sets. They are the same size as my old ones but of course shinier. One of the most popular patterns I've ever sold as a dealer and has been around the home for decades. Restaurants…