Which of the colors are LEAST likely to show cutlery marks? I have a full set in marigold and they are so marked up --
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There is a cleaning rubbing compound available of most of the shopping channels that with just a tiny amount of elbow grease will remove those marks. That is the silver marks left by utensils. The scratches are there forever unfortunately.
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Well, the dark ones, but surprisingly my white set has NO marks! Lemongrass, Peacock and Flamingo are holding up pretty well too!
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Sorry, can't help you there. There is no stamping on the spatulas and I've already thrown out the packaging. I would think it would be identified in the full description of the item though.
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No stains here, mate. I wonder what you are seeing that won't come off with a bit of elbow grease or a touch of bleach. Maybe you are seeing rust or something elsewise that isn't normal fare.
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Mine does not, I'm assuming marking is at least the same between knives. One side has the characters as shown and the other is blank. Same with the blade, markings on one side and blank on the other.
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The black is soft and can be damaged with moderate force. The yellow is quite durable, but it depends on just what you are doing with the silverware. Hope this helps some.
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I would say it's the way the photo was taken. The spoons are shiny and it could be a reflection of something.My spoons have a nice feel to them, are shiny and are heftier than my old spoons. I would highly recommend these spoons and the price is right.
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They aren't all metallic. Only the ones that look metallic in the photos I would say. I have the big set that has the bright colors in it - so I love the peach/pink, peacock blue, ..there are a lot of greens that I gave away but if you like green you'll be set. The dark purple is amazing too. AA few have glitter pieces in them. Don't loose the sharpener, they are hard to sharpen even with it and without it you're lost hahah. Hope that helps.
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They have some sort of finish. I think it's varnish. If you don't like it a quick scrub with a piece of steel wool will take it off. I found that out after I accidentally let sweet and sour sauce dry on a pair. It didn't affect the chopstick that much.
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No, I don't recall them staining. Or if they do, only a little and they clean up well. They will sustain tiny scratches from sharp knives. I consider these plates to be my "every day plates", to be used and abused by my family. I do not stress about tiny imperfections. I am happy that they don't shatter, don't get as hot in the microwave, and are basically indestructible. Good luck with your decision!
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I don't have many metal utensils. We use regular forks, knives, etc. and haven't had a problem using these. No problem with marks.
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There is nothing written on any of the pieces. This set of cutlery is very expensive looking. I bought 2 sets and have had many compliments.
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I'm not sure, but I know that, in my set of four place settings, the smaller plates are a more washed-out color than the rest of the pieces. It's a noticeable difference. (At least I noticed it right off. My husband may never notice.) I've not ordered the completer set, so I can't speak to that specifically. It almost LOOKS as if they've pictured the completer set in the maze gray color, as seen here: Gordon Ramsay by Royal Doulton Maze Gray 16-Piece Set
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I just look at them. There are no markings on the silverware. Maybe was on the box but did not notice.
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I gotta tell you... I love this set but its funny you mention it. Sometimes when they come out of the dishwasher, one piece will have a little spot of rust. But it wipes right off. Not sure why it happens. But I don't mind it, they are so shiny and nice. I don't have any issues with staining.
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Mine have not, however I have very high quality stainless steel tableware. This problem depends more on the quality of your tableware than the quality of your dinnerware.You want to find the highest quality (hardest) stainless you can, and if you can find some good quality stainless you won't have issues with marks. I can't recommend d a brand of stainless because I lycjed out and bought this amazing set from Cabelas, and they stopped making it.
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Ive had these dishes for about 2 years and i havent had any problems with them, including scratches, and i do cut up food on mine.....so short anwer : no lol
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I agree with Kim Davies. I went to Kohls to look at the colors before I made my purchases... I have the shamrock dinnerware set, and it is not a dark green. I believe it is the lighting on Amazon that makes the color seem dark.