I would have liked to have said my Phillips hand mixer, which was bought when DD was born, but sadly, it died this year after 45 years of constant use. I now have a Kenwood and don't expect it to last half as long. I took my Granton knife into one of the cutlery firms here in Sheffield today to be re-handled. It was a wedding present fifty years ago and has been used all that time. For the cost of the work, I could have bought a new one, and DH asked why I didn't. When I said it was an heirloom and I wanted to pass it on to my daughter, he fell about laughing. He has no soul.?