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The Taos pattern has endured for many years
due to its design complexity, niche appeal for Southwestern design,
and a very reasonable price. We offer every available piece in
the Taos flatware pattern, including some you can't find anywhere
else.
This pattern was changed from the 18/10 to
the 18/0 alloy in 2010. We still have some individual pieces
in 18/10, but complete sets and place settings are now in 18/0
only.
Pattern Weight:
Standard Weight
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20-pc Set includes:
(4) 5pc Place Settings |
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40-pc Set includes:
(8) 5pc Place Settings |
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60-pc Set includes:
(12) 5pc Place Settings |
54-pc Set for 8
includes:
(8) 5-pc Place Settings
(8) Iced Teaspoons
(1) 6pc Hostess Set |
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78-pc Set for 12
includes:
(12) 5-pc Place Settings
(12) Iced Teaspoons
(1) 6pc Hostess Set |
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5-pc Place Setting
includes:
Salad Fork, Dinner Fork, Dinner Knife,
Oval Soup Spoon, Teaspoon |
6-pc Hostess Set
includes:
Serving Spoon, Serving Fork
Pierced Serving Spoon, Sugar Spoon,
Butter Serving Knife, Pie Server |
About Taos flatware:
While Taos stainless flatware
is often though of as a southwest design flatware, the more specific
inspiration for the Taos pattern
originates in traditional Navajo "squash blossom" silver
designs, which began in the late 19th century. When we think
of Southwest designs, we are referring to Native American art
from tribes that lived in the areas which are now New Mexico,
Arizona, and parts of Texas. The name Taos is derived from the
mountain region in New Mexico.
Due to the unique nature of the "antiquing"
process, no two pieces will be exactly alike, which adds to the
charm and appeal of this rustic Southwestern design.
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