Vintage Kitchen Silverware Canvas Wall Art Spoon Knife Fork

Perfect for a restaurant or kitchen at home, there is something about displaying artwork based on kitchen cutlery that always seem to fit well. It fits better than a display of “antique” appliances in my humble opinion.

The framed canvas artwork is 37 1/2 X 12 X 3/4 and is an usual art piece in that it is vintage as opposed to modern in it’s depiction of cutlery. Written on the bottom is “Le Couteau”, “Le Fourchette”, and “Le Cuillère” which are the french words for the respective flatware items. It’s currently on sale at a great price and I recommend ordering while you can.

Vintage Kitchen Silverware Canvas Wall Art Spoon Knife Fork

Wonderland Cutlery

Tina Tsang from England has hand crafted these pewter cutlery delights based on characters from Alice in Wonderland. Each piece has a magnifying glass inserted into the head of the character to allow you to see your food more carefully or read a menu or any fine print. This definitely would be big in Japan. Hand wash of course. Rather expensive at £42.50 per piece of flatware. But it’s more than just cutlery, it’s art!

Available at the Hidden Art Shop

ChopStir – A chop and stir cutlery tool

Teflon frying pan? Check. Ground beef? Check? Taco seasonings? Check. Good way of keeping the beef from frying into a monster spicy hamburger? Ummm…

We have talked about the Granny fork before which is great for stirring and mixing but it doesn’t quite do the job we are looking to do here. So Walter Drake came up with the ChopStir. This unique kitchen utensil both chops up and mixes food in a frying pan or pot and won’t scratch your cookware. It’s made of a sturdy nylon that won’t stain and is dishwasher safe. For tacos, chili, sloppy joes or even “bubble and squeak” you will find this is a handy piece of kitchen cutlery.

Chopstir Nylon Chopper

Pizza Week – Steel Pizza Cutter

It’s Pizza Week here at The Cutlery Review, we are reviewing kitchen utensils that are related to pizza. And in my opinion we have saved the best for last. The not so traditional but ever-so practical steel pizza cutter. Yup, just a big hunk of metal with a handle rolled into the top. Simple and elegant.

Pros: Easy to use, safe, won’t damage cutting board, multi-tasker, won’t push pizza toppings away from itself, makes a great dicer and cutting board scraper.

Cons: It’s big, need professional sharpening.

The RSVP World Class Pizza Cutter is as stated, it’s world class and it cuts pizza. Made of a heavy gauge 18/8 stainless steel it measures at 13 3/4″ long and 3 1/2″ wide. Dishwasher safe of course and stores in the kitchen nicely. It will handle any size pizza or bakery items. A nice product and our top choice for cutting pizzas or other items. Thanks for joining us for Pizza Week!

RSVP World Class Pizza Cutter