OneidaFlight Everyday Flatware Dinner Forks, Set of 4

They're good for the price but I like the feel of my other ones better. Nothing exceptional.

These forks have the same weighted, high-quality finished edges in the same pattern as my 25+ year old originals. They are shipped in authentic Oneida packaging. Are there very slight variances on the back side? Yes, but I believe that is because they are no longer made in the USA and not because they are fake. They are made in Vietnam by Oneida. I believe these are current Oneida products. I found this comment on another site helpful:"I have been in the flatware manufactuirng buisness for 15+ yearsAnswered 4 years agoOneida stopped making flatware in the United States in 2005. Sherrill Manufacturing made some patterns for a few years after that but in 2009 all production shifted to Asia, primarily China, Vietnam and Indonesia."**Caution** June 2022 tried to order more. Twice. Website still lists origin as Vietnam, but both new boxes were manufactured in China. They are a lower quality than those manufactured in Vietnam. Rough edges, pattern print not as distinct and even a couple mm shorter. I returned and found 1 box from another seller still manufactured in Vietnam. IDK if Oneida production has shifted to China, or if Amazon was sent a batch of knockoffs. Look for made in Vietnam if you can find them anywhere.**

Slightly different design! These are made in China vs USA or Vietnam--See attached photo--Left fork is Amazon product made in Japan, middle fork (mine) is stamped USA and right fork (also mine) is stamped Vietnam. Although all three are the "same" design the Amazon China tines are different and look cheaper to me than my Oneida Flight forks made in USA or Vietnam. The tines measure 20% wider on Amazon for and tips are not as sharp. Also the waist of the fork, not shown is slightly wider. To me the Amazon china made forks look cheaper like the belong in a cafeteria whereas the others have a simple yet elegant line. Otherwise the finish was good on the china fork except the opposite end of the fork where it was ground on all 3 forks, had a little sharper edge on all 4 China made forks than any of my other 20 Oneida forks. I returned them and will see if I can find any made in USA or Vietnam. Good luck.

We got this pattern of Oneida flatware for our wedding 24 years ago. Over the years, pieces have disappeared (Kids helping with dishes. But who will complain about a missing fork ever so often if you get kitchen help). I'm so happy to know that this pattern is still around. It's a great weight and matches any style of dishes, I think. It still looks as great as it did 24 years ago.

I purchased these rather than another set based on a question that I asked in the Questions and Answers section. I had asked what was stamped on the back and someone answered that it said "Oneida USA". The ones I received are stamped Oneida and Vietnam, not USA. I don't know if there are two different ones being sold under the same listing. They match the original enough so I will keep them and I will wait to see if they hold up like the original ones over time with no rust.Update: One of the forks had a manufacturer's defect deep line on the back. I asked for a replacement and it arrived quickly. The new one was undamaged. This set was also labeled Vietnam.