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Types of Silverware

Argentium Silver and Non-Tarnish Alloys
Argentium Silver and Non-Tarnish Alloys

Argentium - purity Argentium silver alloys are always purer than traditional sterling silver. There are two grades of Argentium silver: • 93.5% minimum silver content • 96% minimum silver content Different standards have been established to guarantee and identify the purity of silver articles.

Chopsticks – Asian Utensil
Chopsticks – Asian Utensil

Chopsticks & Flatware Featuring a wide variety of chopsticks, chopstick rests, spoons and ladles, our utensils are the perfect compliment to your tableware. Available in an assortment of styles and materials, no table setting is complete with our utensils.

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Coin Silver
Coin Silver

Coin Silver may be one of the least understood and most misused terms in the world of antiques. On eBay it is often used to describe European silver or antique coins. In the antique world the term is used to describe American silver flatware and hollowware made before 1870 that is NOT Sterling.

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Cutlery – A set of Western Utensils
Cutlery – A set of Western Utensils

Although the term silverware is used irrespective of the material composition of the utensils, the term tableware has come into use to avoid the implication that they are made of silver. The major items of cutlery in Western culture are the knife, fork and spoon.

Fine
Fine

Oneida Fine Silverware and Flatware. Find flatware sets, place settings, replacements in quality stainless steel. Free Shipping $99+.

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Fork – Western/Sometimes Asian Utensils
Fork – Western/Sometimes Asian Utensils

Western utensils are best for eating western food, and Asian utensils are best for eating asian food. I eat chinese food almost every day, and I find them to be far more useful than spoons and forks. You don't need to cut food with chopsticks, as most asian cuisine is already bite-sized. You won't find steak in an authentic asian restaurant.

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Knife – Western Utensil
Knife – Western Utensil

1-16 of 292 results for "western silverware" ... Steel Western Dinnerware Wedding Dinner Sets Knife and Spoon 316L ... Steel Silverware Utensil Mirror ...

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Nickel Silver
Nickel Silver

Nickel silver is different from plated silver in that nickel silver is not plated with silver and does not contain any real silver at all. Plated silver is metal that is actually covered in a very thin layer of silver.

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Restaurant Knives
Restaurant Knives

18/10 Stainless Steel Flatware. 18/10 stainless steel flatware, with 18% chromium and 10% nickel content, is highly sought by restaurants, hotels, and other fine dining operations such as caterers and banquet facilities. If you are looking for the best quality of flatware, then you will want to obtain a collection made from 18/10 stainless steel.

Restaurant Spoons
Restaurant Spoons

Stock Up on Restaurant Spoons at Your Foodservice or Hospitality Business If your diner or hotel is shopping for new flatware, our inventory of restaurant spoons is sure to contain what you’re looking for. We offer a variety of items, including iced tea, bouillon, dessert, demitasse, and all-purpose spoons to choose from. These utensils are available in medium, heavy, and extra heavy weights, so you’ll have no trouble locating the perfect silverware to suit your business's theme and type.

Silver
Silver

Silver will provide years of dependable service that lasts for generations. Bed Bath & Beyond's collection of silverware is available from the world's most renowned silversmiths including Wallace®, Towle®& Gorham®.

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Silver Plated
Silver Plated

Silver-plated flatware is made of a base metal like stainless steel, brass or copper that has been electroplated with silver. The plating is thinner than a human hair. Silver-plated flatware first appeared in the mid-19th century as manufacturers sought to expand their market by offering a low-priced alternative to pure sterling silverware.

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Silver-Filled
Silver-Filled

Silver-filled is a great alternative to sterling silver for the budget-conscious buyer, and it is just as pretty and durable. As of 1/8/2011, sterling silver is more than triple the price of silver-filled.

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Skewer
Skewer

Meat skewer – for use with a boned and rolled joint of meat, sterling silver examples are primarily from the mid-Georgian period. Nutmeg grater – used principally during the period 1780-1840. There were two types: portable or table type. The systematic production of silver graters for nutmeg began in the late 18th century, with the rise in popularity of punch – a brew of rum or brandy, fruit juice, sugar and water laced with grated nutmeg. Most were cylindrical or semi-circular.

Specialty Utensils
Specialty Utensils

Buy Flatware at Macy's! Find a great selection of silverware & flatware & set your table in style with spoons, forks & knives from the most popular brands.

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Spoon – List of Types of Spoons
Spoon – List of Types of Spoons

For description and history, see spoon.For spoons other than utensils, see Spoon (disambiguation).. This is a list of types of spoons used for eating, cooking, and serving:

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Sterling
Sterling

If the silverware is from another country, it might have “925” on it. This is a reference to sterling silver, which is 92.5 percent silver (the rest is alloys). Occasionally, Stierstorfer said, he sees the word “coin” printed on the back. This means the silverware is made from melted coins and is 90 percent silver. 3. Weigh it first.

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Tongs
Tongs

Joy Looker JT01 Premium 100% Stainless Steel Food Tongs Set of 3 Flatware Buffet Tongs 10 Inch Meat Tongs 9.5 Inch Salad Tongs 9.5 Inch Ice Tongs by Joy Looker $11.99 $ 11 99 Prime

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Toothpick
Toothpick

Actually, the toothpick does not have to be positioned in an end of the cork. Push the toothpick into the side of the cork at an angle near the bottom to discover a new center of gravity. Of course, you may have to adjust the location of the forks to achieve complete balance.

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