Juilliard
A plain beaded edge and a heavy balance point, which is why Juilliard still turns up on wedding lists forty years on.
13 pieces · 18/10 · $17.99–$223.60 · 4.6★ from 1,171 ratings| Steel | 18/10 |
|---|---|
| Finishes | Gold, and plain |
| Line mark | Heirloom 18/10 |
| Introduced | 1984 |
| Sold here as | Flatware Sets for 4, Open Stock & Extra Pieces, Flatware Sets for 8 & 12, 5-Piece Place Settings, Serving Flatware |
About the pattern
A plain beaded edge and a heavy balance point, which is why Juilliard still turns up on wedding lists forty years on. The gold-accented version comes and goes; plain Juilliard has stayed put. Six of the ten listings are single pieces or fours, so replacing one lost teaspoon does not mean buying a box.
Heirloom is Oneida’s premium line name. It arrived with the purchase of Wm. A. Rogers in 1929 and now marks the heaviest 18/10 stainless.
Every Juilliard piece in the catalog
Next to it on the shelf
Patterns in the same steel, widest choice first: Moda, Michelangelo, Paul Revere, Easton, Chateau. The full list is on the patterns page, and the care guide covers washing the coated finishes in this family.