Mismatched Flatware Sets & Vintage Silver Plate

Yes. Silverware technically refers to eating utensils made of solid or plated silver, while flatware is the broader industry term covering all eating utensils regardless of material, including stainless steel, silver plate, and mixed-material designs. Most modern tableware, including vintage-style silver plate pieces, falls under the general flatware category.

Handles are crafted from FDA-compliant stainless steel paired with wood (FSC-certified), bone, marble, resin, or enamel for a vintage or eclectic look. These mixed-material combinations replicate the character of antique silver plate sets while offering modern durability and food-safety compliance.

Yes. Custom collections can be developed from a sketch, render, or sample, with finish options including Gold PVD, Champagne Gold, Black PVD, Copper, and Brushed or Polished Stainless. Private label and custom packaging development are also available for retail and hospitality programs.

Minimum order quantities vary depending on silhouette, finish, and packaging requirements. Because each piece is handcrafted by an average of 16 artisans, MOQs are set per program; contact the manufacturer directly for a tailored quote based on your specific collection needs.

Yes. All flatware is made from FDA-compliant stainless steel and meets California Proposition 65 requirements. The manufacturer is also a SEDEX member and SMETA audited for ethical trade practices, with FSC-certified wood used across all wood-handle options.

Production lead time is typically 40–60 days after sample approval. This includes forging, casting, grinding, polishing, plating, and finishing by skilled artisans. Inquiries receive a response within 24 hours, and formal quotes are provided within 48 hours of the initial request.