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Oneida Colonial Boston 20-Piece Stainless Steel Flatware Set, Service for 4 at Utensils Store

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List Price: $80.00
Our Price: $34.99
Your Save: $ 45.01 ( 56% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Oneida
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Binding: Kitchen Brand: Oneida EAN: 0078737075554 Feature: Lustrous mirror finish Label: Oneida Manufacturer: Oneida Material Type: stainless-steel Model: 2750020N Publisher: Oneida Studio: Oneida Variation Description: Colonial Boston
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Features
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Lustrous mirror finish Never needs polishing 18/8 stainless steel Corrosion resistant Dishwasher safe
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:      Summary: The design has changed. Comment: I like this silverware, but I bought it to replace some lost flatware and the design on the knives has changed, so it didn't match the old set.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Simple and sturdy Comment: Got this set at a great price when they were on sale, very satisfied with them, I like the simple design, and they seem really sturdy (I scooped ice cream with the spoon without it bending).
Customer Rating:      Summary: Not 18/8, 18/0! Much cheaper steel that WILL corrode. Comment: My order just arrived today, 12/26/07 and the steel was 18/0 - NOT 18/8. The difference is huge, the /8 means 8% nickel, which improves the finish, but more importantly gives stainless dishware its corrosion resistance. 18/0 will corrode in the dishwasher rapidly, 18/8 or /10 will last many many years. If you aren't sure what you have, 18/0 is magnetic, 18/8 or 18/10 aren't.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Good Quality/Great Value Comment: To replace many pieces of mixed/matched economy Oneida flatware that have served me well for 15 years, I bought a 20 piece setting of the Oneida's Boston Colonial flatware, as well as, a 20 piece setting of the Paul Revere flatware. The two designs look very similar but the Paul Revere costs 3 to 4 times more. Both designs are plain and understated but of high quality and the difference between the two is minimal. The Boston Colonial pieces have more areas of a shiny finish, while the Paul Revere flatware appears to be a very slightly heavier weight. Both are 18/8 stainless, look great, and fit nicely in Oneida's stylish acryllic flatware caddy. They will serve you well for both casual and formal dining and go with just about any kind of dishware. The only reason that I can think of for the for the price difference between the two patterns is that the Paul Revere line is classified by Oneida as one of its Lifetime patterns.
Bottom line -- buy the Boston Colonial from Amazon.com ASAP because I believe that Oneida now produces its latest version of Boston Colonial (shown on Oneida's website) in lower quality 18/0 stainless.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Oneida Colonial Boston pattern flatware Comment: Nice finish and weight. Close match to our previous pattern except knife handles are slimmer.
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Editorial Reviews:
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To dine in elegance would be devine. 18/8 stainless steel 20-pc. service for 4 includes: 4 salad forks, 4 place forks, 4 place knives, 4 place spoons, and 4 teaspoons.
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