table spoons

Table spoon in 18/10 stainless steel mirror polished.

Table spoon in 18/10 stainless steel 18/10 stainless steel and POM, dark blue.

Touched with a grand flourish tip, Trianon is graced with a classic columnar design that will impress the finest of guests. Never settle for less, you deserve nothing but the best. Features: -Table Spoon. -Complements the Trianon collection. -Classic...(more)

Stunning, solid, with a design so intricate, you can't help but marvel at its wonder. Richelieu is a true classic that can be passed down as an heirloom from generation to generation. Features: -Table Spoon. -Complements the Richelieu...(more)

Elegant and enduring, this sterling pattern features a motif based on the Greek Pantheon - temple of the gods and an expression of life, power, and longevity. Rich with Greek and Roman style, crafted in heavier weight sterling and Continental size....(more)

An enthralling fusion of plumes and curves creates the classic fan shape that represents the Luzon collection by Tuttle. Luzon will make a great additional to your kitchen and is a great gift as well. Features: -Table Spoon. -Complements the Tuttle...(more)

Exquisitely crafted, the Continental Collection is designed for those who possess a deep appreciation of timeless beauty, tradition and self expression. Treasure your loved ones with the gift of a lifetime. Features: -Table Spoon. -Complements the...(more)

Born in Milan in 1916, Marco Zanuso graduated in archtecture from the Polytechnic in Milan where he worked as professor afterwards. He has influenced architecture and industrial design since 1945. He was editor in chief at Domus from 1947 to 1949 and...(more)

From the magnificence of Old Master, our most celebrated pattern of all time, the classic elegance of Antique Bead, to our sterling silver, silver plated and stainless steel flatware, holloware and more, our designs, such as Lamerie, are a proud...(more)

Italian designer Achille Castiglioni (1918-2002) was born in Milan. He studied architecture at the Polytechnic of Milan and in 1944 set up a design office with his brothers, Livio and Pier Giacomo --Livio left in 1952-- which would become one of the...(more)