Mikasa French Countryside 65-Piece Flatware Set 18/10 Stainless Steel
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Mikasa French Countryside 65-Piece Flatware Set 18/10 Stainless Steel
- TIMELESS FRENCH COUNTRYSIDE DESIGN: Gracefully narrow necks accented by delicate horizontal bands pair with classic teardrop handles and a vertical line detail - creating refined dimension and elegance that elevates any formal or everyday table setting
- SUPERIOR STAINLESS STEEL CONSTRUCTION: Crafted from superior 18/10 stainless steel for outstanding resistance to rust and corrosion; maintains a lasting polished shine through years of regular use, delivering both beauty and long-lasting durability
- 65-PIECE SILVERWARE SET FOR 12: Complete table service includes 12 each of dinner forks, salad forks, dinner knives, dinner spoons, and teaspoons - plus 5 serving utensils: serving spoon, slotted serving spoon, serving fork, spreader, and condiment spoon
- VERSATILE FOR ANY OCCASION: Whether hosting a holiday feast, an intimate dinner party, or enjoying a casual family meal, this flatware set complements a wide range of dinnerware styles and brings sophisticated charm to every place setting
- EASY CARE AND MAINTENANCE: Dishwasher safe for quick, thorough, and convenient cleanup after every meal; the durable stainless steel construction holds up beautifully to repeated washing while retaining its elegant finish and well-balanced feel
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