Our cutlery sets are the kind of pieces that make even buttered toast feel intentional. Effortlessly elegant and never overdone, they bring a little ceremony to everyday moments - whether you're setting the table for one, or laying it for twelve

Luxury Cutlery You Can't Afford to Miss

Luxury Cutlery Sets - Little Things That Matter

Cutlery plays an important role in every household. Other than its practical functions, it also improves your hygiene, dining table aesthetics and overall dining experience.

"Cutlery is not just a utensil. It's part of the theatre of the meal."

- Heston Blumenthal, British Chef

Luxury cutlery adds elegance to everyday meals. It enhances presentation during special occasions and reflects your taste and attention to detail. Our premium stainless-steel cutlery ensures durability and usefulness that make daily dining more enjoyable for everyone. For guests, well-maintained and attractive cutlery creates a welcoming atmosphere and leaves a lasting impression. By investing in high-end tableware sets households can elevate routine meals into memorable experiences while expressing their personal style and hospitality.

The Perfect Cutlery for Every Style

It's the thoughtful details that turn everyday dining into something special. Explore CASA by JJ's collection of the best designer cutlery sets in the UK, designed for your favourite indulgences - from precision-crafted cheese knives that glide through Gruyère to elegant cake servers and delicate pastry forks that elevate dessert into an occasion.

Cutlery is more than just a tool - it's a statement of your lifestyle and personal style. At CASA by JJ, we blend contemporary cutlery designs with superior functionality to craft highly durable and elegant-looking cutlery sets. Whether it's a cosy weekend dinner or a festive celebration, our luxury cutlery brings understated elegance to every table.

Style and function go hand in hand. Whether your taste leans toward sleek, modern cutlery collections or softer, timeless designs, CASA by JJ offers a wide range of designs that turn every meal into a visually satisfying experience.

For the avid host, our fine dining cutlery in the UK ensures you're always prepared for your next multi-course dinners or a relaxed Sunday leftover.

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Trends in Cutlery: Old and New

While knives and spoons have existed in various forms for thousands of years, the full trio of modern cutlery - knives, forks, and spoons - only found their place at European dining tables during the Renaissance and Baroque periods. Interestingly, it wasn't until 1533 that the fork made its formal debut. When Catherine de Medici returned to France from Italy to marry King Henry II, she brought with her a selection of forks that soon sparked a trend among the French elite. Centuries later, the ritual of dining continues to evolve - but cutlery remains central to the experience. In fact, studies suggest that food can taste better when eaten with weightier, well-designed utensils.

The cutlery market is witnessing a healthy expansion largely fuelled by a growing global population and the number of new households. According to recent market reports, the Cutlery Market, which is currently valued at USD 11,320 million in 2025, will continue to grow with a CAGR of 6%, to reach a market value of USD 20,274 million by 2035. Source: Cutlery Market Growth - Trends & Demand Forecast 2025-2035

Today's consumers seek more than just utility - there's a strong shift toward cutlery that combines performance with visual appeal. This makes products like silver-plated cutlery sets or gold cutlery sets quite popular. This growing appreciation for design and craftsmanship has made premium and stylish cutlery sets a popular choice, especially elegant cutlery gift sets, as thoughtful gifts for weddings and special occasions.

Cutlery Essentials

Let's take a brief look at the different components of a cutlery set

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A Short Guide on Cutlery and Dining Etiquette

Ø  The Basic Place Setting

• Forks: Placed on the left side of the plate. If there are multiple forks (e.g., for a salad and a main course), they are arranged from the outside in, in order of use. The salad fork would be on the outermost left.
• Knives: Placed on the right side of the plate, with the sharp cutting edge facing inward, towards the plate.
• Spoons: Placed to the right of the knives. If there is a soup spoon and a teaspoon, they are arranged outside-in, based on the course.
• Dessert Utensils: A dessert fork and/or spoon is placed horizontally above the plate. The fork handle points to the left, and the spoon handle points to the right.
• Bread Plate: If present, it is to the upper left of the main plate, with its small butter knife.
• Glassware: Water and wine glasses are placed to the upper right, above the knives and spoons.

Ø  The 'Outside-In' Rule

• This is the cardinal rule of formal dining. Begin with the utensils on the outermost edge of your setting for the first course (e.g., soup spoon or appetiser fork).
• For each subsequent course, you will use the next utensil in line, working your way inward towards the plate.

Ø  Properly Holding Utensils

• Hold the knife in your right hand and the fork in your left hand (unless you are left-handed).
• The handles should rest in your palm, with your index fingers extended along the top to provide gentle pressure and control.
• Never hold utensils like a shovel or a pen.

Ø  Pausing or Resting During a Meal

• To signal that you are taking a break but have not finished, you should rest your cutlery on your plate. There are two common styles:
• Continental/European Style: Place the knife and fork crossed in an inverted 'V' shape in the centre of your plate, with the fork tines pointing down.
• American Style: Rest your knife on the top right edge of the plate (blade in) and place your fork, tines up, near the 4 o'clock position.

Ø  Signalling You Are Finished

• When you have completed your meal, place your knife and fork together on the plate.

Hope this short guide helped you understand cutlery and its uses better. So, what are you still waiting for? Explore our fine selection of luxury cutlery sets in the UK available exclusively at CASA by JJ. Celebrate every meal with pieces that blend elegance, craftsmanship and timeless style, because you deserve the best.

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FAQ

Q1: What makes cutlery suitable for the European market in terms of durability?

A: For the European market, durability is a top priority, particularly the ability to withstand frequent dishwashing. Cutlery must be dishwasher-safe and resistant to stains, heat, and wear. Stainless steel is the preferred material for daily use as it provides excellent strength, resistance to corrosion and durable performance.

Q2: How should I care for my cutlery to keep it in good condition?

A: Proper care extends the life and appearance of cutlery. The best way to clean them is to wash it by hand with warm water and a mild detergent. It must be dried immediately after washing to prevent water spots or rust. For storage, keep cutlery in a dry area and use organisers or dividers to avoid scratches and maintain the shine.