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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Hi Margaret, there are two sets of knives the butter knives are 18/10 but the steak knives have sharper cutting edges so they are 13/0. I can tell you they have no signs of discoloration after almost a year of everyday use.
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I've been using them for a month and I don't see a single scratch mark from silverware. I use 18/10 flatware though. Perhaps the softer flatware would make marks.
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I've had my set for several years and it is now just showing wear. I use mine everyday but am careful when cleaning and using metal utensils.
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I've used certain knives in my set pretty much everyday (6" all purpose and the paring knives) and the rest every now and then. The coating hasn't faded or peeled in any way and the color is the same as it was. The color coating is resin.
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I got the color of grater that I ordered. The points are not sharp, but, it does actually grate. I however have ruined several manicures trying not to waste the last end of garlic. So, expect to throw away approximately 1/4 of every clove. (we have started saving them in some olive oil and using them for other things).
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I don't know because I sent them back without looking at the knives. They were mostly black handles and the reason I got them was because of the different colors that it was supposed to be
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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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Hello, no they do not get marked from silverware. We purchased our set about six months ago and they look new. They are porcelain, made by Royal Dalton.
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The glass is frosted clear which gives it a tint of blue-ish/green. Here's a tip for you, if you decide to get it, whoever installs it, make sure they have clean hands or wear rubber gloves. My installer had some kind of grease or oil on his hands and I have not be able to remove his hands marks from the outer bowl. But they are only seen when the outer bowl is wiped down during cleaning. That aside, I love the sink and it looks fantastic - price was un-beatable too!Hope this helps. Good luck.
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Each of the knives are marked Germany, for this particular set. I've had mine for a while now and have been very happy with them!
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I bought these as a gift for a friend. Although I don't use them, I SEE them at his home all the time. I have never seen marks from any utensils or flatware. He likes the dishes and has never said anything about marks.
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My set is fairly new, so no, it hasn't rubbed off. I know putting things in the dishwasher can eventually erode lettering, it has happened to my plastic measuring cups. With these spoons, I actually hand wash them and put them back up on my magnet strip. Just a thought, could you apply clear polish over the lettering perhaps, and maybe take to hand washing them if you don't already? Good luck!
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I will answer on Sunday when I get back from vacation. The set is great except the interior pattern on the smaller plates looks like the plate is not clean and we feel we have to explain to guests that is only the pattern. You should be able to see the pattern larger on the ad for selling it. I think this pattern is unique because the pattern I described will be a turn off for many. BT
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I've had mine for about a year now and no silverware marks so far. They did her some odd round brown stains though and I have no idea where these come from
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We have had the dishes about a year, and have never seen silverware marks on them. My mom has Fiestaware and her plates are all marked up!
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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.