Reid Dinner Knives Silverware Set for 4
3.4★ · 7 ratings
The Reid dinner knife runs 9.41 inches, the longest piece in the pattern and usually the first one a drawer runs short of.
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Nothing else in the Reid line is this long, and nothing else gets borrowed for jobs nobody designed it for: spreading, scraping, levering a stuck lid. This set replaces four dinner knives at 9.41 inches apiece. Satin finish over 18/0 stainless, dishwasher safe, with the same unadorned profile carried across the rest of the line.
Knives take the roughest treatment
Of all the pieces in a service, the dinner knife is the one that gets scraped across a plate, left soaking, and occasionally thrown out inside a napkin full of scraps. Replacement rates run high for reasons that have nothing to do with quality. Buying four at once restores a service for four, or patches a service for eight that has been limping.
A length worth measuring first
Dinner knives vary more between patterns than any other piece, which is why the 9.41-inch figure is printed rather than implied. Lay the new knife beside an old one before the table is set: in a plain satin line like Reid, a quarter-inch difference in length is the one thing that reads as a mismatch.
Satin all the way down the blade
The finish runs the full piece, so the blade does not flash against the handle the way a mirror knife can. 18/0 stainless holds that surface through ordinary machine washing without pitting. The look is deliberately unremarkable, which is the whole appeal of Reid on a table that already has a pattern elsewhere.
