Cutlery Sets

Choosing a flatware set

How many pieces do you need?

• 36 pieces for 6: six pieces per place setting (Enza, Linda).
• 60 pieces for 12: five pieces per place setting (Enza, Linda, Nil gold titanium).
• 72 pieces for 12: six pieces per place setting (Enza, Linda).

A five-piece setting usually means a dinner fork, knife, spoon, dessert fork and teaspoon; six-piece settings add one more. Check each product page for the exact contents.

Gold titanium or stainless steel?

Gold titanium flatware is usually stainless steel with a titanium-based gold coating, which is harder-wearing than gold plating. It's a favourite for bridal sets and holiday tables. Plain stainless steel is the everyday option and goes with any dinnerware. To keep a gold finish bright, wash it by hand with a soft sponge and mild detergent and dry it straight away; check the product page for the maker's care advice.

Sets for 6 or 12?

A set for six suits most households. Turkish families often buy for 12 so there's enough for guests, and many add a second set for everyday use while keeping the gold set for special occasions. Buying both in the same pattern family, such as Enza or Linda, keeps the drawer tidy and makes it easy to replace a lost piece.

Storing your set

Keep gold flatware in its box or a lined drawer organiser so pieces don't rub against each other. Store knives separately from forks to protect the edges, and make sure everything is fully dry before putting it away.

Pair it with

Gold flatware looks its best against white or gold-trimmed porcelain dinnerware and an embroidered runner from our table linens. Browse the rest of our serveware for covered dishes and bowls. A boxed set for 12 is a classic wedding and housewarming present; see our gift guide.

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