20 Piece Silverware Set Service for 4,Premium Stainless Steel Flatware Set,Mirror Polished Cutlery Utensil Set,Durable Home Kitchen Eating Tableware Set (Black)

I have a problem of only using one utensil that's my favorite one so I bought this that matched the one I use all the time. It is super nice to be able to use more than one. They are super nice and really easy to clean. They don't bend if you pet force on it if the food needs more pressure. All in all really like these.

Nice price. Can't wait to showcase these!

Beautiful, durable. Not bulky. I have the black set and I receive so many compliments.PLEASE MAKE A SERVING SET!!!!!!

Maravilloso

Its Beautiful

I love this set. It looks expensive when you set your table. No sharp edges.

Silverware looks good, but once you pick them up your opinion changes. Light weight. Sharp edges. Very course grind on the knives. Not a premium set.

There are 20 pieces in this set. Each piece has a lovely design, reminiscent of the Victorian Era, with a hint of Gothic or Steampunk design, thanks to the striking black finish. Forgive me, though, for not being fancy enough to know their proper names, but the set includes butter knives, large spoons, small spoons, large forks, and small forks. Please refer to my photos for size comparisons, as there is a U.S. quarter placed next to them in some photos.The spoons and forks feel of average metal sturdiness, so I wouldn't try too hard to bend them, as it's possible you just might succeed. But ideally, that wouldn't be an issue to start with, since most people don't purposely bend their flatware. My point is that they aren't going to bend or twist just because you touch them, but also, they might bend or twist if you put a lot of weight and pressure on them. But if you use them normally, then it's all fine.So since their metal is kinda thin, trying to use the edge of the fork to cut through a food item potentially might be slightly uncomfortable for some people, as the thin metal edge pushes into the hand. That point is somewhat subjective, though. I did notice this point for myself, but I am not bothered by it much, since that is why the set also comes with butter/dinner knives. I don't know if you could ever really declare any spoon or fork to be comfortable, but if you hold them normally, use them normally, then they do rest easy in the hand.Overall, I do really like this set, and am happy with their performance so far. They are average quality in their thickness/sturdiness, but also are not too expensive for what they are. I wouldn't expect top tier quality for this price. Plus the beauty of their design does increase their market value, confirming, in my opinion, that their price is fair.Since they are average quality strength, I would give the average of 3 stars, but their beautiful design adds a star back. So a total of 4 stars out of 5 stars.