Oneida Prose 5-Piece Place Setting, Service for 1

• Premium quality 18/8 stainless steel
• Patterns for a Lifetime Program
• Dishwasher safe

Amazon.com Review:
Oneida's Prose flatware proves that everyday comfort can be handsome and enduring. An understated design with decided good looks, the pattern features attractive raised bands at the neck and tip of the evenly flared handles. Generously proportioned working ends and a gleaming finish complete the look. A pleasant medium weight in the hand, Prose is crafted from 18/8 stainless steel for corrosion-resistance and luster. This five-piece place setting for one includes a 7-inch salad fork, a 7-7/8-inch dinner fork, a 9-1/4-inch knife, a 7-inch soupspoon, and a 6-1/4-inch teaspoon. The set is safe in the dishwasher and backed by Oneida's lifetime warranty. It is also part of the company's Flatware for a Lifetime program so you can add to your collection or replace lost pieces forever. --Emily Bedard What's in the Box 1 place setting. Place setting consists of: salad fork; dinner fork; knife; soupspoon; teaspoon. 5 pieces total.

GREAT BUY:
Amazon listed the features incorrect. The flatware isn't 18/10 but rather 18/8 also not trim in 24 gold electroplate accent. I knew that before I purchase because I reseach the flatware with other sellers trying to find the best price. Amazon had the best deal hands down... I wanted a simple look but attractive enough to use with casual or elegant dinnerware... The Prose pattern complement my plates not overwhelm them... I also wanted something that was reasonably price and once again Prose fit the bill... (24.99) per place setting... Prose isn't to heavy, not to light and feel very well balance in the hand... The flatware has a beautiful shine and easy to maintain... For your general information the first number on the flatware (18) is the percent of chromuim and the second number (0,8, or 10) is the percent of nickel... Chromuim provides rust resistance, (yes stainless steel will stain) The nickel content accounts for the luster... To go from 18/8 to 18/10 will cost close to $10.00 per setting and IMO the extra cost doesn't equal the benefit...