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Your cart is empty.Charm your table with the unique and eclectic Evansville Frosted Flatware Set by Hampton Forgeö. Its stately crisscross pattern featuring contrasting polished and frosted surfaces brings life to your tabletop and promises to spark conversation amongst your dining guests. Set in durable stainless steel with an intricate yet controlled design, Evansville Frosted is not only functional its graceful pattern adds noticeable presence on the table for years to come.
Sandy Harper
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2025
Perfect!
Gar
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2024
I was skeptical about buying this product after reading some reviews but I tried them and they are perfect. I highly endorse this priduct
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Reviewed in Canada on January 11, 2024
Increased our number of serving good match.
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Reviewed in Canada on January 11, 2024
We increased the number of utensils we use most often. No an absolutely perfect match, but close enough to compliment our set. Price was as expected for forged stainless steel.
sarah
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2023
Great quality for the price!
Jocelyn
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2022
These utensils came in a pack of 6. 2 spoons, 2 knives, and 2 forks. Service for 2! They do as advertised! I was in need of some extra forks and spoons so I just decided to get this one. Hampton Ridge is the brand name. They are just regular forks, dinner (butter) knives, and spoons. The forks are very long, I really like that!
Tarcy_05
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2022
Overall, the six-piece set is pretty decent. The knife doesn’t feel as sturdy as the fork and spoon - the handle feels hollow, but it’s still better quality than one would find at a budget store like Dollar Tree. At $1.33 per utensil, I think the set would be great for someone starting out on their own or someone who’s on a budget.
T Hill
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2022
This is a relatively decent set of silverware for the money. The only thing I didn’t like is that the forks are kinda huge and they are bent almost to a scoop. Makes eating with it a little more like how you would a spoon than a fork. But overall, it’s solid and looks like it will last.
Michael
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2022
I ordered this specific set of utensils because of three reasons 1) it looked like a great value, 2) I like the simple but nice frosted metal pattern, 3) the handles looked "thin" which is something I personally like.In person they look great. Simple but effective! As for the "thin" part, I like the handles of utensils to be on the thinner side so that they are not so heavy that the weight of them can make them fall off of a plate or bowl. From the pictures I had imagined these were thin but "smooth" feeling based on the frosted metal element. In person, the edges are actually extremely hard, flat, and thin. This makes the edges almost like a dull knife, which is fine, which is fine as long as you are not, say, gripping a spoon with your full hand and stirring something vigorously.So much of this is personal preference, so I'm just putting observations out there. These are perfectly functional and look nice. If you like thinner utensils then this checks the box, but they would feel MUCH more "premium" and "comfortable" if the edges were smoothed over rather than flat.
T-Rock
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2022
The Hampton Forge Evansville Frosted is a blunt handle budget flatware set. The frosted handle design has a flat end shape and a simple criss-cross pattern. After looking at this closer, it is not my favorite design. For some reason with this design, the frosted handle looks old style. The eating end is shiny. I guess if that is your preference. It is a 20-piece set that includes a dinner fork, a dinner spoon, a teaspoon, a salad fork, and a dinner knife as a service for four. They are a stamped stainless-steel set for the budget minded family. It actually doesn't say stainless steel on the box nor on the Amazon product description. But the back of the handle does say "stainless." This also doesn't indicate dishwasher safe. I would still make sure that they are thoroughly dry to avoid any rust blemishes developing. Never sit these in water for a long time to maintain the finish. The handles feel very thin and not comfortable to hold. I always take note of how sturdy the fork tines are on flatware sets. While these have some bend with pressure, they are still fairly stable. Another thing to notice with the forks is the inner edge and the ends of the tines. They are fair in their finish with only a slight rough looking finish.In my opinion, Hampton Forge has better, more comfortable flatware at around the same price range.
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