Paul Revere
The oldest continuously made stainless name Oneida still sells, and the one most likely to be in a grandparent’s drawer.
8 pieces · 18/10 and 18/8 · $4.49–$50.36 · 4.6★ from 1,169 ratings| Steel | 18/10, 18/8 |
|---|---|
| Introduced | 1959 in stainless |
| Sold here as | Baby & Child Silverware, Open Stock & Extra Pieces, 5-Piece Place Settings, Serving Flatware |
About the pattern
The oldest continuously made stainless name Oneida still sells, and the one most likely to be in a grandparent’s drawer. Worth knowing before you order replacements: handles made now differ slightly from the early runs, so a new fork sits beside a 1970s fork rather than matching it exactly. Half the listings here are child and baby pieces, which is not an accident either. Paul Revere is what people buy for the next generation of the same table.
A Community silverplate Paul Revere ran from 1927 and is long discontinued.
Every Paul Revere piece in the catalog
Next to it on the shelf
Patterns in the same steel, widest choice first: Michelangelo, Moda, Juilliard, Chateau, Louisiana. The full list is on the patterns page, and the care guide covers washing and storage.