Pfaltzgraff Sapphire Bay 53-piece 18.0 Stainless Steel Flatware Set, Service of 8

This Pfaltzgraff Sapphire Bay 53-Piece Flatware Set is constructed from superior stainless steel and will stand up to the rigors of everyday use. Each handle features an attractive design that will bring a contemporary touch to your tabletop. 53-piece set includes 8 each of: dinner fork, dinner knife, dinner spoon, salad fork, teaspoon and steak knives PLUS 1 each of: tablespoon, pierced tablespoon, cold meat fork, butter knife and sugar spoon. Dishwasher safe.

• 53-PIECES OF FLATWARE INCLUDED: This 53-piece flatware set, service for eight, includes (8) of each: dinner fork, salad fork, dinner knife, dinner spoon, teaspoon, and steak knife
• HOSTESS SERVING UTENSILS: This set also features a 5-piece Hostess Set, which includes (1) each of: tablespoon, pierced tablespoon, cold meat fork, sugar spoon and butter knife
• QUALITY STAINLESS STEEL: This flatware is crafted of superior quality 18/0 stainless steel, this set will stand up to the rigors of everyday use
• NO POLISHING NEEDED: This flatware never needs to be polished, making care and maintenance easy
• DISHWASHER SAFE: This flatware is dishwasher safe, making clean up easy and convenient

For over 200 years the Pfaltzgraff brand has been associated with the highest quality ceramic products available for the home. The company grew from a modest-size pottery shop that produced simple earthenware, salt-glazed stoneware crocks and even flower pots into one of the best known designers and marketers of dinnerware, drinkware, ceramic accessories, giftware, flatware and other products. Pfaltzgraff has a long-standing tradition of excellence in craftsmanship, quality and service. Today, like never before and like nowhere else, this tradition extends to the finest, widest variety of home products available in the best home brands. This commitment to being responsive to its customers, and to adapting its products and policies to their ever-changing needs, has enabled Pfaltzgraff to prosper for almost two centuries.