Browse By Style
Stainless Steel Flatware
Not sure where to begin? This is a great place to start! Choose the style that fits you the best, and view all of those patterns on one page.
Bead Border
16 patterns available
Limited to patterns that have a beaded border encircling the
handle.
Christmas
2 patterns available
This category tends to fluctuate fairly often, since it's such
a specialty design.
Colonial style
16 patterns available
Go really old-school with patterns inspired by 18th century flatware
design.
Complete Sets for under $100
56 patterns available
This page is devoted to patterns that offer a complete service
for 8 for under $100.
Complete Sets for under $200
30 patterns available
Want to step up a notch? Devoted to patterns that offer a complete
service for 12 for under $200.
Continental size
39 patterns available
Patterns with larger forks, knives, and soup spoons in the traditional
European size.
Gold flatware
28 patterns available
Some patterns feature gold accents, and some are completely gold-plated.
Hammered
13 patterns available
The web's biggest collection of hammered style flatware, all
on one page.
Heavy weight
Top 30 heaviest patterns.
Out of over 500 patterns we carry, these are the heaviest in
the industry.
Iced Tsp available
59 patterns available
All of the flatware patterns that have iced teaspoons available
are on this page.
Accented
44 patterns available
Lightly accented, just to keep it from being too plain, but not
too gaudy.
Not made in China
61 patterns available
We've had lots of requests for this list. None of these patterns
are made in China.
Plain
46 patterns available
Clean, shiny, and no design accents whatsoever. Let your plates
do the talking!
Round Handles
25 patterns available
Completely round, and mostly round handles, which as a result
can also be quite heavy.
Satin & Frosted
50 patterns available
Includes patterns with brushed finishes, & bead-blasted frosted
finishes.
Unique
19 patterns available
Very unusual designs that don't fit
in the above categories very easily.




















