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Royal Doulton Cutlery Veneto 56-Piece Rack Box - $255.74 (RRP $999) + $9.95/$14.95 Delivery @ Royal Doulton Outlet

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Royal Doulton Cutlery Veneto 56-Piece Rack Box - $255.74 (RRP $999) + $9.95/$14.95 Delivery @ Royal Doulton Outlet
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cheapaschipss on 27/12/2024 - 18:31 royaldoultonoutlet.com.au (1972 clicks)
Last edited 27/12/2024 - 18:46 by 2 other users

Seems a good deal for 56 piece set 18/10 steel, even with RRP over inflated. Extra 20% off is added to the cart.

8-place settings

  • Dinner Knife,
  • Entrée Knife,
  • Dinner Fork,
  • Entrée Fork,
  • Soup Spoon,
  • Dessert Spoon and
  • Teaspoon.
Home & Garden Cutlery Set Royal Doulton

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Comments

  • jayz on 27/12/2024 - 18:47
    +1

    Is expensive cutlery one of those things where when you first try it, you go "wow I've been missing out all this time!"?

    • Aureus on 27/12/2024 - 18:49
      +7

      No

    • ozbs25 on 27/12/2024 - 19:01
      +1

      I couldn't go back to cheap cutlery, at least at my own place. Obviously not going to take cutlery when I go out. I think the most obvious thing you notice with cutlery is the weight.

      I'm kinda fussy with chopsticks too. I don't particularly like using Chinese or Korean chopsticks. I find Japanese chopsticks the best.

      • TightAl on 27/12/2024 - 19:10

        What's the difference between the 3?
        Korean are sometimes not round which I dislike

        • ozbs25 on 27/12/2024 - 19:45
          +1

          Yeah, Korean ones are often flat and made out of metal. I find them really hard to use especially if you need to pick up delicate food like tofu.

          Chinese chopsticks are longer and chunkier and while I can use them no problems at all, I just prefer Japanese ones which are usually shorter with fine tips.

          • dangerdanger on 27/12/2024 - 20:31
            +2

            @ozbs25: I dislike the metal korean chopsticks.

            Japanese ones are fine, but I prefer the Chinese ones. I guess it's what you grew up with, and what feels right

            • ozbs25 on 27/12/2024 - 20:59

              @dangerdanger: I grew up with Chinese ones but find Japanese ones to be better.

      • jayel on 27/12/2024 - 19:23

        The weight is more about whether it's cast or stamped. The cast cutlery can have more material in the handle to balance the weight. I don't think you need to spend a lot more to get a cast set.

        • ozbs25 on 27/12/2024 - 19:41

          I honestly don't know much about cutlery but we have an expensive set and it just looks and feels nice. I like the way they feel in your hands.

          • jayel on 27/12/2024 - 19:48

            @ozbs25: Absolutely justified. I like nice things too.

    • Xizor on 27/12/2024 - 19:38

      Not really. But super cheap cutlery often tends to not last and even be comparatively awkward/uncomfortable to use. Stanley Rogers and similiar are a good medium ground.

    • Joost on 27/12/2024 - 20:41
      +3

      I bought fancy cutlery on sale via Ozbargain at $2 a piece, and I think it's worth it at that price. That's more like $3 or $4 due to inflation. Grab a 16 piece set of 18/10 sometime and see how it goes. Personally I really like that I can't bend the spoon on too-frozen ice-cream.

      • Noob Noob on 27/12/2024 - 23:29
        +1

        This exactly!

        Gifted out a bunch of 18/10 cutlery from a previous deal and then later everyone's telling me "Wow, they don't bend in ice-cream".

        Would buy again just for the reactions ;)

  • AdosHouse on 27/12/2024 - 18:58
    +5

    Here ya go, Stanley Rogers 18/10 set, https://www.kitchenwarehouse.com.au/product/stanley-rogers-h… , only 6 of each. You can get 8 of each piece to match the OP set for $180

    • Pistnbroke on 27/12/2024 - 22:09

      FYI, Royal Doulton set says dishwasher safe. Stanley Roger’s set recommends hand washing, if that means anything to anyone

      • AdosHouse on 27/12/2024 - 23:53

        Both are likely safe, but anything metal I would be drying immediately after washing. Even the finest stainless steel is rust resistant and not rust proof.

  • Musiclover on 27/12/2024 - 19:46
    +1

    Is it stilring silver? Has to be for the price and to be a deal.

    • Pistnbroke on 27/12/2024 - 19:58
      +3

      I don’t think your everyday family wants to be sitting around polishing their sterling silver cutlery every week. iPhones are more the rage these days

      • Musiclover on 27/12/2024 - 20:17
        +1

        Every day?
        "How often to polish:

        The frequency of polishing depends on how often you use your sterling silver cutlery and how well it is stored. If you use it regularly, polishing once or twice a year is usually sufficient. However, if you store it in a humid environment or near sources of sulfur, you may need to polish it more frequently."
        Plus, it is good against bacteria and werwolves…
        One would argue that for a good mental health and intellectual development daily polishing of stirling silver is far more beneficial than an iphone.

  • HuzzahIndeed on 27/12/2024 - 22:20

    Does anyone have any first hand experience between the quality of this set and Noritake Rochefort 56 piece cutlery set?

  • PropertyPig on 28/12/2024 - 08:25

    Can’t speak for this exact set but I do have a royal doulton set that we received has a gift 4 years ago. It’s this set on sale for $719 down from $1199.

    So far it’s been great. They get a lot of use and are in the dishwasher daily. If the quality is the same I’d highly recommended. It’s something you could use easily for 10 years and not have to replace.

  • try2bhelpful on 28/12/2024 - 23:06
    -1

    It is nice to have something reasonable if friends are coming around for dinner. I bought a set of Villeroy and Bosch Marchesi on special about 20 years ago and they handle well and look good.

    https://www.besteckliste.com/en/Villeroy-Boch-Marchesi-stain…

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