Butterfly Dessert Fork and Coffee Spoon, Stainless Steel
Afternoon tea, a weekend bake, or a host gift: a polished butterfly-handle spoon and fork makes the table look planned. The 304 stainless pieces come in six finishes, so you can match your cups or the mood of the room. Each piece is sized for coffee and cake rather than a full dinner setting.
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Afternoon tea, a weekend bake, or a host gift: a polished butterfly-handle spoon and fork makes the table look planned. The 304 stainless pieces come in six finishes, so you can match your cups or the mood of the room. Each piece is sized for coffee and cake rather than a full dinner setting.
Butterfly-handle stainless steel spoon and fork that makes coffee, tea, and dessert moments look special
- plain cutlery lacks visual appeal
- need for a decorative stirring spoon or dessert fork for gifting and entertaining
Make every dessert table look planned
Plain cutlery makes a good cake look like an afterthought. Add a polished butterfly-handle spoon and fork, and your coffee and dessert moments look as good as they taste.
A small detail that changes the whole table

A butterfly handle that catches the eye
The embossed butterfly sits on the handle, so a plain spoon looks considered the moment it lands on a saucer. The detail reads from across the table, before anyone picks it up.

Polished bowl, made to stir
The bowl is polished smooth and the handle is slim, so the spoon fits a coffee cup and stirs sugar and milk cleanly. The fork has three tines on a 14 cm handle, sized for cake slices and small plates.

Six finishes to match your cups
Silver, gold, rainbow, blue, purple and gunmetal cover most tableware styles. Pick the finish that suits your gold-rimmed cups or your everyday white plates.
Simple care keeps the finish bright
- Hand wash
Use warm water, mild soap and a soft sponge. Skip abrasive pads, which can scratch the plating and wear the embossed handle.
- Dry right away
Dry each piece with a soft cloth as soon as you rinse it. Water left on gold tones leaves spots.
- Store dry
Keep the pieces in a drawer between uses instead of air-drying them on a rack.
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The plating is the part to protect. Hand wash with mild soap, avoid abrasive pads, and dry each piece right after rinsing. Gold tones show water spots first, so a quick towel dry is the habit that keeps them looking new.
Polished 304 stainless steel is a common grade for everyday flatware. The spoon weighs 18 g and the fork 15.2 g, so both feel solid in the hand. Use them for weekday coffee and weekend cake alike.
Hand washing is the recommended method for these pieces, and it is what keeps the gold and rainbow plating even over time.
The spoon measures 13.5 cm long and 2 cm wide, sized for a coffee cup or espresso cup. The bowl is polished smooth, so sugar and milk stir without snagging.
A full silver service costs far more and often sits in a cabinet between holidays. A few pieces in one finish bring the same visible detail to the table for a fraction of the cost, and they get used on ordinary weekends too.
Yes. Pick a finish that suits the recipient, then pair one spoon with a bag of coffee or tea. It is a small, useful gift that looks considered.
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