30-49 Piece Cutlery Sets With Serving Pieces

This 30-piece cutlery set is designed for six people and includes six dinner forks, six dinner knives, and six dinner spoons as well as six dessert forks and six teaspoons. To ensure that you find the right set that fits your needs, WMF offers various cutlery sets in different designs. This 30-piece set is suitable for daily use and can easily be combined with further serving- and supplement cutlery sets for a fully comprehensive table setting

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Silverware Set: A multi-piece premium flatware set, featuring upgraded materials for strength and durability. The elegant and refined design ensures an exceptional dining experience that lasts.

Enjoy this 18 piece set of brightly coloured durable, non-breakable cutlery. This delightfully coloured 18 piece set of cutlery will bring even the dullest of kitchen tables to life! The set comprises 6 knives, 6 forks and 6 spoons. Their robust composition ensures that these long lasting cutlery pieces are unbreakable and will serve you faithfully time and time again. Serve your kids lunch or in dinner in a way they will appreciate. The bowls feature bright and attractive colours for young eyes and are sure lift the mood of your little ones when its time to eat. The cutlery sets come in 6 assorted vibrant colours. They are completely BPA free and made of safe Non-Toxic Colours. They are easy to clean and Dishwasher and Microwave Safe.

Cutlery set composed of six table spoons, six table forks, six table knives, six coffee spoons in steel mirror polished with mat handle. The dry cutlery set marks Alessi's debut in cutlery production. Despite gloomy initial forecasts, Alessi has amply demonstrated that the iconic and innovative force of its form, together with exceptional tactile pleasure in its use and an excellent finish, are a lot more important to the public than many long-held market prejudices would have Alessi's believe.

Now a recognised classic and winner of the Premio Compasso d’Oro (1989) and the Bio 12 at the Ljubljana Biennale (1988), the Nuovo Milano cutlery set entered production after several years of formal experimenting, prototyping, and technological research on differentiated thicknesses in the bodies of the cutlery pieces: Ettore Sottsass wanted his cutlery to be as smooth as sea worn stones.