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Made In Cookware - Flatware Set - 4 Place Settings (20 Piece Set) - Crafted In Italy
Now $ 39.80 $199.00
Features
- Limited time only! 10th Anniversary Sale: Special offer, limit 1 per customer!
- Includes: 4 pc Dinner Fork | 4 pc Salad Fork | 4 pc Table Spoon | 4 pc Dessert Spoon | 4 pc Dinner Knife
- Table for Four - the Made In Flatware Set includes four elegant place settings with five individual pieces each, totaling 20 pieces altogether
- Durable Design - With a unique technique created by our artisans, this Flatware is more durable and more stain resistant than other silver-plating methods
- High-Performing Materials - These forks and spoons are constructed of 18/10 stainless steel, which helps prevent corrosion and keeps your silverware spotless
- Timeless Design - A classic shape and polished finish makes these pieces appropriate for any occasion
- Made in Italy - The Italian craftsmen Made In partners with have been crafting flatware since the beginning of the 20th century
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Description
Product Details
- Brand : Made In
- Number of Pieces : 20
- Material : Stainless Steel
- Product Care Instructions : Dishwasher Safe
- Recommended Uses For Product : Fine Dining
- Special Feature : Corrosion Resistant
- Finish Type : Polished
- Included Components : 4 pc Dinner Fork | 4 pc Salad Fork | 4 pc Table Spoon | 4 pc Dessert Spoon | 4 pc Dinner Knife
- Style : Formal
- Is Stain Resistant : Yes
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Reviews
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Noley
Verified Buyer
mickey
Verified Buyer
Beautiful Stainless Steel Flatware
Each piece is nicely balanced. The beautiful classic design is perfect for casual everyday or fancier use. Ii bought 8 sets and loved them so much I bought another set to have a complete 12 place settings. It is much pricier than other nice stainless steel flatware. Check Mad In's website for sometimes discounts.
EML
Verified Buyer
Great set
Very happy we spent the money on this great every day set. The spoons are a little big, but otherwise I love this set! Highly recommend.
JCH
Verified Buyer
well made
light weight, well balanced and comfortable to hold
Peggy of Seattle
Verified Buyer
Heavy and beautiful flatware
There are certain household items that I only want to purchase once. Flatware is one of those items, it should be durable and last. I finally decided after decades of use that my mid-century Nasco flatware that I inherited from my parents needed to be replaced. So I started looking for something that was (1) durable (2) comfortable in my hands (3) suitable for everything from daily use to holiday dinners, and (4) dishwasher safe.I looked at many flatware sets online and in stores. Most had more "detail" in the design than I wanted, many were much lighter than I was accustomed too and felt cheap and flimsy. Then I found this flatware by Made In. Two things put me off initially, the price and the lack of serving pieces. But I read the reviews and kept going back to Made In. When Amazon had a $40 off coupon for Black Friday, I decided to just go for it and ordered 2 sets (each set has 4 place settings). I would have preferred 12 total place settings, but decided I could do with 8 place settings, given the cost.WEIGHT: These are heavy, for me that was a positive feature. Example: Knife: 4oz. Dinner Fork: 2oz.SIZE: These pieces are large, even larger than my old set.BALANCE: Despite the size and weight, the pieces are well balanced in my hand (the dinner spoons maybe not so much).CARE: Per the Made In website, these are dishwasher safe. I have had no problem with washing them in the dishwasher and have no spots.CONSTRUCTION: The knives are a single piece construction (unlike my old set) I think this will make them very durable. The knives are 18/0 stainless; other pieces are 18/10 stainless.DESIGN: The simple design is very nice and comfortable in my hand. The finish is amazingly bright and put my old set to shame. The forks and spoons have "18-10 Italy" stamped on the front side and the knives have "Made In" on the blade where it shows when you have them on the table -- I would have preferred all markings to be on the reverse side, but after using them for a few weeks, I hardly notice them (if you are setting a very formal table, you might not like the markings).Overall I am very happy with this flatware. If you prefer lighter or more petite flatware, you won't like these. I consider this an investment purchase, like good cookware. I do not expect to have to replace them in my lifetime.
Gary Forehand
Verified Buyer
Stick with Made In Cookware
I really wanted to like this flatware set. The photos do not accurately show the Made in Italy stamp on the face of the forks and spoons, which comes across as a mar to the finish. The knives were not stamped.There were a few pieces with defects to the finish outside of the made in Italy stamp.
McT
Verified Buyer
It’s not dishwashing safe
I would return if I could since these are not dishwashing safe.
Albany Anthropologist
Verified Buyer
Heavy duty high shine silverware. Impressive
I was impressed with this set before I even got it out of the box because it was twice as heavy in weight as the silverware sets you buy in stores. Then when I took it out of the box I saw why - highly polished, well designed, and heavy weight, as well as well balanced, as the ad copy says! I was really impressed.The reason I didn't give this five stars is a personal taste one - on the forks and spoons, on the right side near where it meets the stem, there is a tiny stamp that says Italy if you look very closely. This to me is like putting the .925 silver stamp on the front of a necklace. It does make it stand out as different, but if that were on the back, I would have given this set a five. You can kind of see it in the photo of all the pieces lined up. It's still very nicely styled and very high quality, especially if you have men with big hands in your family, but it does have that little stamp on the front that to me took away from its perfection.
Comparison of Made In Flatware to Liberty Chesapeake & Fortessa San Marco
About four months ago, I needed to get more flatware to have on hand when our son’s graduation gathering would have many more family members than we had forks, spoons, and table knives.I was so excited about my first choice, which I’d only seen online: Fortessa San Marco. In fact, all of the sets I ended up ordering I’d only seen online because we live in a small city without stores like Crate & Barrel, Sur La Table, and Williams-Sonoma. I loved the shape of the knives and how thin the neck of the stem was on these forks and spoons. However, when I received the Fortessa San Marco set, I discovered that those thin, delicate stems actually had an outer framing of the stems, resulting in not-so-delicate pieces. I disliked the fact that the pieces didn’t have what really was the biggest reason I’d fallen in love with them (online). Too, I found the overall look of this set clumsy and unrefined. So, I sent that back the Fortessa San Marco set.I was getting close to my son’s party date so I ordered the Liberty Chesapeake and Made In sets at the same time. That was good because once I received them, I found it so difficult to choose between them.I loved the sharp tines of the Chesapeake forks and I liked that the stainless steel appeared to have a whitish cast, much like old sterling silver flatware. This set had thin stems on the forks and spoons, which I loved. And while I loved the shape of its knives, they felt too light and, so, to me felt cheap.The Made In set had knives with good weight, the kind that when you pick it up or use it, makes you feel like you have a high quality and even heirloom-quality set of flatware. The forks’ and spoons’ stems are delicate and thin. Again, this was a feature I had sought out and was pleased with this feature in the Made In flatware. That said, there are some serious negatives to this set and they are bad enough that I wish I had returned this set. First, the knives—though serrated a tiny bit—do not cut through food that provides any resistance at all. For example, I just ate pizza for dinner and I had to work so hard to eventually tear through the crust with the Made In knife. This happens every time I use it and it’s incredibly frustrating. (My previous set I sought to augment is a very high quality flatware I received for my wedding: Ricci Argentieri Bamboo and, despite the fact that its knives have no serration whatsoever and are not sharp—just butter knives—I never struggle to cut ordinary food with those. I don’t know if the Made In knives are too thick, on a bad angle, or something else entirely, but they simply do not cut. My other complaint with this Made In flatware is that those dull fork tines make it nearly impossible to eat salad (spring mix) and so I end up having to scoop up under the leaves as if the fork were a spoon. I know many people complain about the large sizes of the bowls to both the teaspoons and soup spoons and, while I would prefer the small bowl to the Liberty Chesapeake, I really like the shape of the Made In teaspoon and find their size isn’t really an issue for me. My husband, however, disagrees and is baffled by their enormous breadth and depth. One last bit here is that the upturned end of the forks’ and spoons’ handles and the mismatched weight between the heads and the ends mean that the forks, spoons, and knives make the pieces fall off of dirty dishes as those dishes are handled, and that is really annoying.I have to say, I really expected a far superior product from Made In and I really thought it was…until I actually used it.So my final verdict is:- Fortessa San Marco is indelicate and ugly and, despite its high price, appears cheap.- Made In appears and feels like an expensive set and you will enjoy it if you put it under a cloche and only ever look upon its beautiful swooping lines, but the minute you start to use it, you will be monumentally frustrated at just how poorly all of the important aspects of flatware (that we never think about, until they are all wrong) are realized in this set.- And Liberty Chesapeake emerges as the set I so wish I had kept because now I have 8 place settings of Made In that make eating a frustrating chore. Ugh!