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Question: Is this continental-sized? Or is "continental" just a descriptor? We are looking for the longer, continental-sized flatware. Thanks!
Document: I ordered this because it blended with what I have, which I really like. Problem is that it is unwieldly to use. The handles are disproportionate with the bowls/tines/blades. I like the handle lengths; I don't like the oversized (continental) upper parts. They are too long in comparison with the handles.Wash fine in dishwasher and nice looking on the table.
I paid $28 to have it sent back.Pros- low cost- nice looking from far away- moderately heavy feel- large continental (larger) sizeCons- cheaply made- low quality control- scratches in finish- bead design does not have stainless finish on all of it and shows a dark gray base material (who knows what the the content of this is and if it would have negative health effects? )- I cannot see this set holding up for long
I expected this set to pretty much match the set I purchased several years ago from Williams Sonoma - same make, pattern and both state they are 18/10. But this set is no where near the weight of my other flatware which I absolutely love. I don't know how it can really be 18/10??? I feel quite disappointed as Williams Sonoma no longer sells this pattern and I was hoping to have more of it.
If you are looking for heavy duty flatware then this is for you! The forks are meant for large fingers to hold. It is very nice to look at too. Wonderful product. I am thinking about buying 3 more sets for Christmas gifts. Very shiny.
I am very pleased with this purchase of flatware. It feels and looks very expensive. The flatware has a good weight. The  stainless finish is just beautiful. I bought 2 sets for the Thanksgiving. My table will so beautiful with the Wallace Continental Bead.
Finally, any stainless knife will pit from electrolysis if left in a stainless sink under water touching another non-stainless knife, pot, or other inferior flatwear. The softer alloy in stainess steel is pulled out of the steel, and the steel rusts in the pit because it is no longer the stainless alloy. Newer dishwashers have grids to keep flatware from touching for that reason. The whole surface never rusts, only a smear around the pitted point of contact. Never mix metals under water.
I have had the set for over a month and am truly impressed. We have a problem with hard water stains which is why I chose 18/10 stainless steel. It is a classy looking set of flatware and I am so glad I made my purchase. The flatware has been washed in our dishwasher and to date there is no discoloration. Very pleased with my choice and purchase which is excellent value for the price.
I was looking for an quality yet economical stainless flatware set in a bead pattern. This 18/10 Wallace set seemed very similar to pricier sets sold by Williams-Sonoma and Crate and Barrel and most of the reviews were positive. After getting the set I randomly pulled out 1 of each piece, looking at one complete 5 piece setting and each had some kind of defect.
The Wallace Continental Bead 65 piece 18-10 stainless flatware arrived about a week and a half after order was placed. It's acceptable, but compared to an older similar set given to me years ago, it comes up short. I do like the style and size of pieces, but it's lighter in weight than I thought it would be. In fact, I have a 24 piece set of 18-8 stainless that's much heavier and has a brighter finish.
The weight, balance and quality of this set is outstanding and what one would expect from wallace silversmith. If I were looking for a flaw it would be that the dinner fork and soup spoon are oversized.
Answer: It is true continental size and substantial flatware. If that is what you are looking for, you will love it.