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Blacksmith is a highly expressive cutlery set with handles in a hammered look. Its minimalist shaping allows the focus to fall on this surface structure, which conveys both strength and simplicity. The solid fronts of the pieces, with broad prongs and blades and deep bowls, underscore the handcrafted nature of the set.
. Anonymous. . 2025-03-24 14:22:13
Ricci Argentieri
Crafted from premium 18/10 stainless steel, this flatware boasts textural handles and luminous heads, exuding a timelessness inspired by the rugged beauty of natural slate. Celebrate an effortless sophistication with this flatware collection, renowned for its textured handles and luminous heads, a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern elegance.
Juliska
From our Berry & Thread collection - meticulously designed and crafted in the spirit of old-world French tradition, our Berry & Thread stainless steel flatware is optimum weight in-hand, exceptional for its decorative motif on both front and back and hand rubbed with care to a warm luster finish. This setting is the essence of rustic and refined style.
not as shiny as I expected. It has a film on it that I can't get off. Anne. FL. 2022-12-28 10:01:42
Mikasa
This bead flatware features elegant yet subtle beading that transitions beautifully from everyday meals to finer occasions. High-quality 18/10 stainless steel construction resists rust and stands up to years of use in your kitchen or dining room.
The flatware is beautiful. My only disappointment is that the dinner spoons are too large and really not usable. I am using them as serving spoons.. Susan. Lawrence, MA. 2024-01-30 10:47:09
Georg Jensen
With its classic good looks and distinctive deep grooved decoration, the Bernadotte collection of cutlery has stood the test of time and remains the epitome of sophistication. Originally designed in 1936, this stainless steel five-piece set brings a sense of elegance to any mealtime. By birth a prince in the Swedish royal family, Sigvard Bernadotte became one of Georg Jensen’s earliest design stars. Greatly influenced by the prevailing Functionalist movement, he introduced a more minimalist and practical aesthetic to the house which paved the way for mid-century modernism.
Fortessa
Flatware received may or may not include a square Fortessa logo embossed on the heads of the flatware. Dramatic sculpting, now in polished gold. The slender profile and streamlined curve fashion a luxe look. Dragonfly is equal parts controlled and free-form, making it a great companion of fusion cuisine. Fortessa® flatware includes patterns from traditional to modern and fashion-forward. Its designs are visually elegant with a heft and balance that feels good to the hand and will not flex while in use. Meticulous craftsmanship results in excellent finishing and polishing as well as the full execution of our designs in 360° around the product. Fortessa® flatware is made from 18/10 stainless steel, the highest quality for flatware.
Frank Lloyd Wright was an American architect, designer, writer, and educator. He designed more than 1,000 structures lifetime and played a vital role in the architectural movements of the twentieth century. Wright inspired this flatware using his tree of life design, first featured in the creation of Darwin D Martin House in Buffalo, New York, in 1896. Wright reduced the tree to its most elemental, geometric forms.
Waterford
The Conover flatware collection is rendered in weighty stainless steel, and features a classical pattern in the stem. This 65-Piece Flatware Set includes full service for twelve, including 12 dinner knives, dinner forks, soup spoons, salad forks and teaspoons; plus one serving spoon, pierced serving spoon, butter knife, sugar shell and cold meat fork.
Simple design and love the weight of each piece.. Brian. Madison, TN. 2024-05-13 09:37:38
Misette
Add a touch of squiggle to your settings with Misette Squiggle cutlery. Crafted in Portugal - the cutlery capital of the world - our flatware is handmade by one of the country's most prestigious producers, using high-end finishes and time-tested techniques. Though every piece is completely recyclable, the quality will last to be passed down through generations.
Michael Aram
The Cast Iron collection takes its inspiration from the uniquely striking textures created by the iron forging process. Random and abrupt yet exquisitely tactile, this pattern depicts the spirit seen in so much of Michael's metalwork. The design is also carefully crafted in terms of color and surface detail to integrate perfectly with any of Michael's other dinnerware patterns. The unified body shapes used in all of the motifs make mixing and matching the patterns a seamless proposition. "My love for texture is profoundly expressed in this pattern. Cast Iron is the most elemental material yet the surface has always held such fascination for me. I find it gruff and even gently abrasive. I love the idea of bringing that inspiration into a Limoges dinnerware pattern, releasing all the formal constraints we usually associate with that world."
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