Viners Eden 44 Piece 18/10 Silver Stainless Steel Cutlery Set in Wooden Gift Box

Bought this cutlery because my wife loved our son's collection. It came way early. Each item is a pleasure to use because of the smooth curves. The knives cut well. However, some might not like the set because the small desert spoons are considerably smaller than teaspoons. We purchased additional serving spoons and desert forks to have a more practical set.

Good quality but desert sooons a little on the small side, but that doesn’t matter to me as I live this quality set

Should be a four point five rating. This is a lovely set of cutlery for best use. So pleased I bought a second set to get to the 8 settings our Christmas Day dinner demands. Half a star less as one of the knives in the first set was scratched beyond repair - it was one of the items on display in the original packaging. Not wishing to send the whole lot back and get a replacement I bought a single knife and will put the scratched one into our everyday cutlery draw. The only addition I made to the two sets were 12 desert forks and I bought a La Table d'Albert cutlery box to put the everything in. We're not Arthur Price/Robert Welch rich but with this Viners Eden set and box we don't need to be. Very happy.

Beautifully made everyday stainless steel cutlery. These have been bought as an engagement present and will, almost certainly, serve the recipients needs every day in the years ahead. They are stylish, beautifully balanced and, being stainless steel, totally dishwasher proof.

This set arrived to supplement an existing Viners 18/10 cutlery set purchased 20 years ago. This set arrived in a nice box with each item individually packaged. Each piece is well made and feels heavy and substantial. The immediate impression is that they will last many years. This brings me to the guarantee - 50 years which is very impressive and an indication of the faith Viners have in their products. Viners make much of their British heritage and the packaging notes that the cutlery is 'designed in Britain'. However on closer inspection (in fact on very closer inspection) in tiny font tucked beneath the barcode it states that the cutlery is made in Indonesia, which is a bit disappointing.