CAMBRIDGESilversmiths, Blue, Jubilee Flatware, Service for 4, 16 Piece Set, Dorm Room Essentials, First Apartment

These feel like more expensive flatware. They have a good balance and the navy color is good.I got them to fill in for a party and they have now become our favorite. They was well in dishwasher.

This flatware looked great and was well-made. I returned it because the blue was darker than I wanted. It didn’t match my plates as well as I had hoped. The blue was a navy blue.

Casual and different - the blue handles make this set of silverware stand out. Can't yet assess the durability, but the pieces appear to be well-made.

Silverware is sturdy and weighted, set is perfect for college dorm or a couple

Have been looking for this type of flatware for a while, what I did find was way over priced. Found these on Amazon, the price was good, glad we purchased. The flatware seems well made, the two different types of forks and spoons are nice to have, one being slightly larger than the other. Quality is great, found no flaws, would recommend if this is the type flatware you looking for. I will say they seem a little heavy, so if you want light flatware this may not be for you.

I like the, decent quality. Bought them for my wife who has this weird tactile issue with patterned metal. In other words, she doesn't like touching metal in general (I dunno, this is the **** you deal with when married for 15+ years). Anyway, the metal from the utensil runs through the handle and the polymer parts are riveted on. In sword terms, these forks and spoons are "full tang" (some sword nut will wind up buying them because I wrote that I promise you, go google it). Anyway, the metal part in the handle does sometimes ever so slightly stick out, like a tenth of a tenth of a millimeter, and it wasn't ground in such a way to make the edges dull so you can sort of feel the edge of the metal? I don't notice it unless I'm really feeling for it and I'm a milksop who works on a PC all day and lotions his hands. She says "it feels like it's cutting her fingers". Again, this is the **** you happily deal with when married for 15+ years because if this is your only issue, you're doing OK. Anyway, I love them, won't use anything else in the house now. The tines on the forks are sharp, yet the forks have a spoon like structure in a way that lets you shovel the food in really well. Also, the butter knives serration will actually cut some things. No ****, right?!?! Butter knives that can almost cut, must be opposite day...

Great for someone with neuropathy in the hands

the spoons are perfect in shape , the knives have a serrated edge which is perfect for normal cutting at mealtime and the for tines on the forks are shaped perfect and the length is just right. great for family use everyday.