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11 patterns available
European styling that trends towards modern designs, and in the larger Continental size. Prices range between $75 and $135 per place setting.

11 patterns available
Dansk sticks to modern interpretations of Scandinavian designs. Priced between $10 and $35 per place setting.

11 patterns available
Fortessa know that during a meal few things will be handled with such intimacy as flatware and it deserves particular attention. Priced between $25 and $30 per place setting.

34 patterns available
Good variety of designs at very good values. They aren't the most well-known, but they certainly should be. Prices range betwen $12 to $65 per place setting.

12 patterns available
The pace setter for a stainless manufacturers. Good heavy weight stainless. Priced between $12 and $35 per place setting.

5 patterns available
First efforts from the venerable kitchen cutlery manufacturer. Priced between $12 and $50 per place setting.

16 patterns available
Lenox also makes the Gorham patterns, and the Lenox flatware is intended to be "slightly better" than the Gorham ones. $15 to $45.

4 patterns available
Lisa Jenks is better known for her jewelry, but the flatware is very interesting and very heavy. $30 to $70 per place setting.

9 patterns available
Primarily known for their china, but they specialize in value priced knockoffs of far more expensive patterns. $20 to $30 per place setting.

12 patterns available
Very modern designs. It's a good place to start if you are a fan of contemporary styling. All place settings are $60 each.

22 patterns available
Oneida products are created to connect with consumer lifestyles and satisfy the creative spirit. $10 to $60 per place setting.

31 patterns available
Privately held company that still cares a lot about quality, offering a 100-year warranty on most patterns. $12 to $35 per setting.

9 patterns available
Currently the only exclusively USA made flatware manufacturer.

11 patterns available
Manufactured by Reed & Barton in 18/0 stainless alloy, so the prices are quite a bit lower than 18/10 Reed & Barton. $12.95 per place setting.

47 patterns available
Ricci makes the highest quality flatware we offer. If you appreciate those differences, it is worth the money; up to $85 per place setting.

1 pattern available
Manufactured by Godinger under license, we currently only offer one pattern.

30 patterns available
Contemporary inspired design, and very high quality. $40 to $170 per place setting.

6 patterns available
Asian-inspired design, and very high quality. $30 to $50 per place setting.

14 patterns available
Some of the best values for your dollar. Their products range from super value box sets to premium bridal stainless. $10 to $45 per place setting.

8 patterns available
Made by the same company that manufactures Towle and Wallace. Pricey, though, so consider these if you really like the designs. $60 to $70 per place setting.

10 patterns available
Wide variety of designs, but specializing mainly in complete sets and value pricing. $15 to $25 per place setting.

18 patterns available
Primarily intended to match the Waterford china. Consider these if you really like the design, since they're pricey. $25 to $80 per setting.

6 patterns available
Wedgwood offers patterns that are intended to pair up with Wedgwood china. $45 to $60 per place setting.

34 patterns available
It's a shame that Yamazaki has to be last on this list due to the alphabetical sorting. They offer the best mix of value and quality among all manufacturers. $15 to $60 per setting.