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Question: Is the table spoon too small?
Document: The size of the flatware is a little bigger than my old sets...most noticeably the blade length on the table knife, the length of the tines on the dinner fork and the size of the bowl of the dinner spoon. It is not such a big difference to be an issue when dining and fits fine in a standard sized drawer organizer. They have a little heft and a high shine, I'm not a flatware expert but they seem to be made well.
Stainless is beautiful. Will use it with my good china. I think it will add classic elegance to my table.
they are just great, use them everyday. they go into the dishwasher and come out shinning like they are brand new.
Wow, this is the nicest silverware I've ever purchased, and maybe ever used. The design is beautiful. Each utensil is strong and doesn't bend when you scoop hard things like ice cream. LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!
We have no idea how it happened. I'm hoping this isn't a sign that these are easily damaged. Will try to update down the road if it proves to be a problem. Everything else still looks brand new and straight out of the package.
Very nice set, but be careful for malformed details and variances in the finish. We had one butter knife that was bluish in color, and many pieces that had deformed details on the end of the handle (as if the stamp was not pushing down hard enough during manufacturing, or too much was being taken off during sanding/buffing)Beyond that the quality is actually very good, and the utensils are sturdy and weighted nicely.A little better quality control could go a long way!
Very nice flatware . . . the price was great for such high quality stainless flatware. I love it. Don't hesitate to buy it.
Very nice and durable! !
This set of flatware is exactly what I was looking for, not too light and not too heavy. So far, my husband is no longer complaining about our flatware and that is a good thing! I have been using it for a few weeks and have no complaints. It seems to be doing well in the dishwasher, too.
This is only the second set of flatware I have possessed in the last 50 years. The first set was an inexpensive stainless made in Japan. I researched for a long time before settling on a set 18/10 stainless from Yamazaki Austen around Christmas 2012, this set was never delivered. So I waited awhile and researched and found the Lenox Portola set. It is 18/10 and the perfect weight for my use. It has been washed by hand as well as in the dishwasher.
Answer: The portion of the tablespoon you put in your mouth is about 1.5 x 2.38 inches. The teaspoon is about 1.25 x 2.13 inches. They work well for us.