Felice 20-Piece Stainless Steel Flatware Set, Service for 4

I gave a set of this pattern I wanted to add to this set looked the same but the size it just a little smaller

These feel nice, clean well and look great with my basket decor.

Very nice for the price. Hard to find a basketweave pattern, which these have. Not as heavy weight as would've liked, but still very nice.

I have a set of these from about a year ago purchased on eBay. It’s service for 8 and I wanted to add on. Every single one of these is smaller than the same utensil of the ones I already have. The soup spoon is slightly larger than the teaspoon from my original set. Very strange

these utinsels have a nice finish on them and seem to hold up after being used. the forks tangs a a bit flimsy as are the knives. if you don't use the spoons in a half gallon of frozen ice cream they will be ok , however they will bend without a lot of effort. which they were a little bit beefer.

We got this set to add more to our current set, and what we received was quite interesting and a bit humorous. We did receive the correct set, but we received random amounts of each piece. 7 dinner forks, 7 salad forks, 7 dinner spoons, 1 teaspoon, and 1 knife. So yes, we received a 23 piece set, but we need a couple more knives and teaspoons!Aside from the quantities, this is a great set! It's very high quality and sleek. Each piece has a nice weight and is easy to handle.I'd like to add that after I asked Customer Service for a couple more knives and teaspoons, they sent me an entire 20 piece set free of charge. Now that's excellent service!

Product was exactly what I was looking for. Light weight and right shaped spoons

Caption for scary photo below: "These utensils frequently sit overnight in my sink, submerged underwater, with NO RUSTING"Solid set, and quite the deal at $25. The 1-star reviews are frankly puzzling. Claims of rusting flatware are par for the course in sets like these with over 50 reviews on Amazon; in the least, such reviews should be accompanied by a picture as proof... even then, you get people who run a utensil through a garbage disposal to prove they can wreck something. Believe me, if these rust in the future I will change this review. I leave some of these submerged in water overnight, and have run them through the dishwasher a number of times: No reason yet to deduct a star.