Of all the flatware patterns vying for a spot on your table, one has risen of late to become the It fork, spoon, and knife. That honor goes to Sabre’s Bistrot line of skinny French flatware—and the ...

A recent hunt for new stainless steel flatware yielded prices ranging from 50 cents per utensil at a budget-price department store to $125 for a five-piece place setting of an exclusive, imported ...

A good quality flatware set is an often overlooked necessity of day-to-day life. It’s one of those things you may not notice you need until you actually need it. Stainless steel can be a popular ...

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You can’t really go wrong with silver flatware, and it doesn’t have to be boring. This sophisticated flatware set features a pretty beaded band at the bottom of the handles. Paired with a cloth napkin ...

Whether it’s your first set or your third, there comes a time when you recognize that the house you’ve made a home needs a quality set of flatware for gatherings and everyday use. Mikasa is a trusted ...