Formal Standard Set Flatware Sets

The 16th century was England's Golden Age of progress and prosperity. Shakespeare, science, and exploration all came of age under Queen Elizabeth I, as did the art of silversmith. With its simple beauty, Towel's queen Elizabeth I pays homage to this Golden Age. Delicate floral motifs at the tip and the neck are balanced by sculptured openwork curves.

Inspired by the designs of the court of Louis XV, this pattern is as heroic and feminine as its namesake. Joan of Arc's Rococo scrolls and sculptured shell motif are delicately executed, with traditional curves and contours along the sides of each piece. This traditional pattern has modern appeal with its minimal decoration and gracefully tapered handles.

Crafted with the grace and elegance of fine lace, the etched floral designs of Chantilly capture the aura of 18th-century France. Travel across oceans without ever leaving home. A chest is also included.

Embodying the spirit of luxury, Fairfax has a sterling design that never goes out of style. As timely today as when it was first introduced in 1910, this design is influenced by the crisp, moulded lines and classic simplicity of the Sheraton style. The highly polished finish brings a rich aura to the table.

Christa. Mandeville, LA. Wed Nov 23 2016

Classic and timeless, Old Master brings together the finest in traditional Early Victorian design motifs with skillful artistry. The crown of leaves, the centre rosette, scrollwork, flutes and the violin-shaped handle are all traditionally famous motifs of sterling design.

Often times the simplest things in life possess the most beauty. This is the case with the understated Palatina® pattern. Elegant yet simple, Palatina’s design is extremely refined and dignified. An absolute essential to any formal table setting.

Perfect wedding gift for my niece!. Kathy. San Antonio, TX. Thu Dec 10 2015