Chef’s Table
Restaurant weight rather than fine weight, sold the way restaurants buy: single forks at under two dollars, or a forty-five-piece service for eight.
6 pieces · 18/0 · $1.97–$131.32 · 4.4★ from 390 ratings| Steel | 18/0 |
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| Finishes | Hammered, Matte, Midnight, and plain |
| Sold here as | Flatware Sets for 4, Flatware Sets for 8 & 12, Open Stock & Extra Pieces, Serving Flatware |
About the pattern
Restaurant weight rather than fine weight, sold the way restaurants buy: single forks at under two dollars, or a forty-five-piece service for eight. Hammered, midnight matte, and champagne versions exist on the same blank. A sensible choice for a rental, a cabin, or a house where forks leave in lunch bags and do not come back.
No introduction year is published for Chef’s Table. Oneida kept dated records for its silverplate and sterling and did not do the same for stainless, so the honest answer here is a blank rather than a guess. Dating an individual piece is still possible from the marks on the back: see how to identify a pattern.
Every Chef’s Table piece in the catalog
Next to it on the shelf
Patterns in the same steel, widest choice first: Flight, Aptitude, American Harmony, True Rose, Vale. The full list is on the patterns page, and the care guide covers washing the coated finishes in this family.