Ginkgo International

The Coquille flatware collections features a beautiful, highly detailed 18/10 Stainless design. Reminiscent of the sea, this pattern features a she...

Transition from classic to contemporary table settings and formal to informal gatherings with this stainless steel flatware. Each piece has simple ...

Ginkgo has been designing quality since 1977. The Le Prix pattern was first created for Ginkgo in the late 70's in a small village in Southern Fran...

The Sabre Paris White Stripe flatware pattern is a great choice for your next party. Each piece features acrylic handles available in twelve vibran...

The Lafayette pattern features a ridged surface with a double scallop accent. 18/0 stainless steel Heavyweight Satin finish

The Norse-Satin stainless steel flatware pattern by Ginkgo has a Scandinavian influence to it. The Norse pattern features sleek, straight handles. ...

The Firenze Salad Fork by Ginkgo measures 7.13 ". Debuting in 2009, the Firenze pattern features a shiny, high-polished finish, and a very heavy we...

Dive into Satin Sand Dune. As the sharp winds of a desert blow sand to hills, here bead-blasts carve a convex dune from a deep center pool. Hold th...

Le Prix was first created for Ginkgo in the late 70's in a small village in Southern France. This original design of Ginkgo's has been copied and e...

Le Prix was first created for Ginkgo in the late 70's in a small village in Southern France. This original design of Ginkgo's has been copied and e...

Le Prix was first created for Ginkgo in the late 70's in a small village in Southern France. This original design of Ginkgo's has been copied and e...

Le Prix was first created for Ginkgo in the late 70's in a small village in Southern France. This original design of Ginkgo's has been copied and e...

Lafayette Butter Spreader-13 Chrome forged stainless steel. 5.75″ long 

In the 15th and 16th century, silver tableware was made from silver coins, since the U. S. didn't have any silver mines at the time. The coins were...

In the 15th and 16th century, silver tableware was made from silver coins, since the U. S. didn't have any silver mines at the time. The coins were...

The creation of a unique and unforgettable dining experience – this is Oneida’s mission. Attempts to achieve our ideal over the last nearly 150 yea...