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MARQUIS BY WATERFORD - STAINLESS STEEL 18-10 COCKTAILSET | Waterford Glass27 of 42 |  |  |
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MARQUIS BY WATERFORD STAINLESS STEEL COCKTAIL SET, ive had this great set for 7 years and used it once ive boughten this. this was purchased a TJmaxx for about $15.00 on clearance. its in the dining room.i made appletines when i first used this set:)
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Your welcome Sean and you have a nice camera too I see it in one of the photo's :-) You have taste for the finer things in life and are good at finding great buys !
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Just FYI, 18/10 is the grade of Stainless steel, don't ask what it means.......it just is !
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I too have this set. Only I have never, not once, used mine. I bought it at the store I worked for and was able to order it from Waterford with my discount. I got a good deal, but not as good as yours! Mine sits in my china closet/cabinet! :) I forget what ratio the 18/10 stands for but my mother always said not to buy stainless unless it's at least 18/10. Less likely to rust, I guess.
thankyou mustangtony for the love and thankyou maggiedog as well for sharing:)