Cool flatware I found digging in the silverware boxes at the Salvation Army. I couldn't find any knives though. I haven't been able to identify it. It is just marked Stainless Steel Japan and has a mark that looks like a U on a pedestal with an upside down T going through it. It might be a knock off of the Georg Jensen flatware.

Large Supply of Flatware for larger gatherings

BCal was the Charter subsidiary from British Caledonian, 14cm

Jars Ceramics Oil Plate in Orange at Didriks

Delft teacup, Reed and Barton Desert Rose silverplate flatware

going wild with my inheritance! new dish rack! woohoo!

UK, this rattail spoon has the name on the back, 16,2cm

THANKS Hans! Saudi Arabia, the smaller one, 13,7cm

A very wonderful gift from Kathryn Riechert! Recycled flatware and enamel.

Hong Kong, demitasse spoon with the 1970s logo on front, 10,3cm

Featuring Leopardskin flatware by Sabre Paris.

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Featuring Heath Ceramics Rim dinnerware, Heath Ceramics Chez Panisse dinnerware, Simon Pearce Woodbury dinnerware, Libeco Home Napoli Vintage table linen, Sabre Paris Basic flatware, and Heath Ceramics bud vases.

Featuring Belmont Dinnerware and Grid Placemats by Chilewich.

Personalized Baby Fork and Spoon Set. Make your toddler feel extra special with her/his very own flatware that looks just like Mom and Dad's. Cute, cute, cute! The heirloom-quality stainless steel fork and spoon set is hand-stamped with love. Personalize it with the child's name.

Thanks Micha! USA, logo on the reverse,

15,1cm

Featuring Chilewich Tuxedo table runner, and Sabre Nature flatware.

Silver spoons, baby rattles and teething rings helped keep babies healthy...silver kills germs. MotherPie article on it Born with a Silver Spoon...

The exhibit on through October at the Cooper Hewitt Design Museum (in NYC in Andrew Carnegie's home), part of the Smithsonian, on the social commentary history of flatware is interesting.

Honestly, we use this gorgeous silverplated flatware every single day!

Afghanistan, with the late 1960s logo on back, founded in 1955, grounded in 2001, now flying again,

13,6cm

Pop's house... they don't play around. This is a the normal Sunday night dinner place settings. They don't even own "everyday" china, stemware, or flatware. Seems kinda fussy, but either use it or loose it, I say.

Coffee Cup on Coffee Beans --- Image by © David Arky/Corbis

Read more on the Dinner Series blog: A Guide to Serving Charcuterie.

Featuring Simon Pearce glassware, Chilewich placemats, David Mellor flatware, Coupe Dinnerware by Heath Ceramics, and Tourron Dinnerware by Jars Ceramics.

USSR, from the 1980s, with the logo on the back,

14,7cm

Postcard advertising the Sterling and China Club. Pay a few dollars a month for your sterling and china.