Flatware

[Too Tall]

When I outfitted the travel trailer's kitchen I went for shabby chic. Stainless flatware with wood handles, looked great. That was a good plan until two knives and a spoon went missing and I'm OCD about this one thing, you MUST have a set for serving when ensconced in Le Travel Trailer. I'm on the hunt for a reasonably priced six place settings. Actually, if I had my way I'd buy singles and skip the useless teaspoons and salad forks.

This looks nice >> flat.jpg

[maunahaole]

Depending on how much you want to slum, places like Ross often have stuff like this on the shelves.

[David Tollefson]

Ikea? Or if you have a Costco Business Center in the area, you can get "eaches" of all kinds of restaurant service stuff.

[Too Tall]

Ross is a good call. Just back from Tuesday mornings...goose eggs.

Vintage Bakelite?

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[maunahaole]

Do you have Smart and Final there?

[j44ke]

Dansk Summerhouse is the classic Airstream-compatible flatware.

[Too Tall]

No Summer house. Dansk is a good rabbit hole. Thanks. My folks used that at their.....summer house...yikes.

[Too Tall]

Done. Good lead Jorn. I found a bunch of Dansk Thebe in very good condition on Le Bay. I've held this stuff before, it is substantial and does not roll about. Thanks.

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[j44ke]

Ooh, that's deluxe stuff there. Nice nab!

[robin3mj]

Nothing to add but I perused this topic on my work computer around 7pm tonight, then on my personal cell phone's Instagram, Amazon showed me an ad for flatware about 2 hours later.

Creepy.

[Chris Chesebro]

Wish I had seen this earlier.

The flea markets here are filled with awesome vintage stuff for not too much dough.