Dessert Knives

Dessert Knives for Everyday Dining & Professional Table Settings:

Dessert knives are an important part of a coordinated cutlery setting, offering a practical size for serving desserts, lighter meals and smaller courses. This collection includes stainless steel dessert knives from Tablekraft, Stanley Rogers, André Verdier, Bugatti, Wilkie Brothers and Rockingham, with individual knives and sets of six or twelve.

The range covers traditional, contemporary and decorative cutlery designs, with different handle styles, blade finishes and stainless steel constructions to suit household dining, restaurants, cafés and formal entertaining.

Stainless Steel Dessert Knives:

Stainless steel dessert knives form the main part of this collection, with designs including serrated blades, satin finishes, mirror-polished surfaces and hollow handles.

Tablekraft offers an extensive selection of dessert cutlery across its Bogart, Elite, Melrose, Atlantis, Amalfi, Oxford, Lido and other ranges. These are predominantly supplied in sets of twelve, making them practical for completing matching table settings or equipping hospitality venues.

Stanley Rogers dessert knives are also available in twelve-piece sets, including the Libra, Albany and Baguette designs.

Premium & Decorative Dessert Cutlery:

For distinctive table settings, the collection includes André Verdier Laguiole dessert knife sets made in France. These six-piece sets feature stainless steel blades, ABS handles and the characteristic Laguiole bee motif. Black-handled and alternative colour options are represented.

Bugatti dessert knives provide additional design choices, including the Italian-made Settimocielo range. Selected models feature 18/10 stainless steel, geometric styling and polished or satin finishes.

Rockingham dessert knives are available in six-piece sets, with designs including hollow-handle and satin-finished options.

Individual Knives & Cutlery Sets:

Most dessert knives in this collection are supplied in matching sets of six or twelve. Individual options include Wilkie Brothers Edinburgh and Hartford designs, alongside selected Bugatti styles.

Choosing the Right Dessert Knives:

When selecting dessert knives, consider the existing cutlery pattern, handle design, finish and number of place settings required.

Individual knives are useful for adding to an existing cutlery collection, while six-piece sets suit smaller table settings. Twelve-piece packs offer a practical choice for larger households, restaurants and catering establishments.

For a coordinated appearance, match your dessert knives with complementary forks and spoons from the same cutlery range where appropriate. Check individual product specifications for material, blade style and care instructions, as these vary between designs.