>>20370629We both are on the same lenghtwave on this topic. I bring a bunch of my nicest pieces last Xmas at my parents' house so the family had the chance to use them and it was super comfy. Most couldn't believe how heavy it was compared to their regular stainless 10gr trash, and were really amused by the multitude of curious marks. A lot of the convos revolved around our history and lost traditions. Rarely something discussed when extended family shows up and it often remain polite and politically sanitized.
I spotted one i know you'd love : a 32cm long, over 6toz heavy ancient spoon model aux filets with absolutely fantastic looking hallmarks from 1781. Starting price at 180€, ending in 2 days, i might let myself getting tempted even tho it's over my usual budget (all large items like ragout's forks/spoons are more expensive anyway). Pic unrelated.
