Flatware & Cutlery

The forks and spoons you reach for every day should feel good in your hand and look right next to your plates.

The forks and spoons you reach for every day should feel good in your hand and look right next to your plates.

Choose a full set to outfit a new kitchen, or pick up open-stock packs of forks, spoons, and knives to replace what went missing. Filter by color and finish to match your dinnerware.

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Flatware & Cutlery buying guide

Size the set to your household

A 20-piece set is service for 4: a dinner fork, salad fork, dinner knife, dinner spoon, and teaspoon for each person. 16-piece sets drop the salad fork. Sets of 41 to 48 pieces serve 8, often with serving pieces, and our largest set serves 12.

Finish changes the whole table

Mirror-polished stainless is the classic look. Matte, brushed, and hammered finishes show fewer fingerprints and fine scratches. Black, gold, bronze, and rose gold finishes add contrast against white plates. Hold the finish up against your dinnerware before you decide.

Fill gaps with open stock

Spoons always disappear first. Packs of dinner forks, dinner spoons, teaspoons, and dinner knives let you top up without buying a whole new set. Some full sets also come with a caddy, hanging rack, or storage tray.

Common questions

How many pieces is a flatware set for 4?

Most are 20 pieces, five per setting: a dinner fork, salad fork, dinner knife, dinner spoon, and teaspoon. 16-piece sets skip the salad fork. Larger sets of 41 to 48 pieces cover 8 people.

What does 18/10 stainless steel mean?

It means the steel contains about 18 percent chromium and 10 percent nickel. The nickel adds shine and helps the steel resist corrosion. Sets made from 18/10 steel say so in the listing title or specs.

Can I buy replacement forks and spoons?

Yes. We carry open-stock packs of dinner forks, dinner spoons, teaspoons, and dinner knives in packs of 4 to 18. They are an easy way to replace missing pieces or add a few extra place settings.

Which flatware finish hides scratches best?

Matte, brushed, and hammered finishes hide fine scratches and fingerprints better than mirror polish. Polished flatware shines brightest but shows wear sooner. Choose the look that fits your table and your tolerance for spots.