Michelangelo
The scrolled handle came out of the same mid-sixties push that gave Oneida its cube mark, and it has outlasted almost everything introduced beside it.
13 pieces · 18/10 · $12.50–$139.52 · 4.8★ from 2,265 ratings| Steel | 18/10 |
|---|---|
| Finishes | Gold, and plain |
| Line mark | Heirloom 18/10 |
| Introduced | 1965 in stainless |
| Sold here as | Open Stock & Extra Pieces, Serving Flatware, 5-Piece Place Settings, Flatware Sets for 4 |
About the pattern
The scrolled handle came out of the same mid-sixties push that gave Oneida its cube mark, and it has outlasted almost everything introduced beside it. Ratings here are the highest of any large family in the catalog. Buy the five-piece setting first and let the open stock fill in over years, which is how most Michelangelo drawers were actually built.
A sterling Michelangelo ran separately from 1970 until the sterling program ended in 2004.
Heirloom is Oneida’s premium line name. It arrived with the purchase of Wm. A. Rogers in 1929 and now marks the heaviest 18/10 stainless.
Every Michelangelo piece in the catalog
Next to it on the shelf
Patterns in the same steel, widest choice first: Moda, Juilliard, Paul Revere, Chateau, Cabria. The full list is on the patterns page, and the care guide covers washing the coated finishes in this family.