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  • Silver Beaded Dinner Fork (Set of 20)

    Description

    The Silver Beaded dinner fork carries a row of fine beading down both edges of the handle. That is the detail the pattern is named for. It is the largest fork in the setting, so it runs with the main course.

    What comes in a bag

    Each silver beaded dinner fork rental is bagged in twenties.

    • 20 dinner forks per bag
    • Beaded edge down the length of the handle
    • Polished stainless, dishwasher safe
    • Bagged in twenties, so counting is quick on delivery

    Where the dinner fork sits

    The dinner fork goes to the left of the plate, closest to it. The salad or dessert fork sits outside it. Guests work from the outside in, so that order does the explaining for you. If the meal is plated with no separate salad course, this is the only fork on the left.

    Planning your count

    Start with one dinner fork per guest. Then add a spare bag for the head table, since that is where a dropped fork gets noticed. Buffet service runs through more, because guests coming back for a second plate rarely bring the first one with them.

    Count in bags of twenty, not by the piece. Then the number you give us is the number that arrives. Nobody splits a bag on the truck.

    The rest of the pattern

    Silver Beaded runs as a full service. The pattern also covers the salad and dessert fork, knife and the teaspoon, each rented by the bag of twenty. Mixing patterns on one table reads as a mistake rather than a choice. So take the whole setting from one pattern where you can. The wider flatware range has other options when this one is spoken for.

    It sits well against plain white china. The beading is the detail here, and a patterned rim competes with it. Tell us the napkins color too. A dark napkin under polished stainless photographs better than a pale one.

    Delivery and returns

    Flatware goes out clean and comes back here for washing. So scraping and stacking is all we ask on the night. Bag it as it came if the crew is clearing fast. We deliver across Alpharetta, Metro Atlanta, and North Georgia. The flatware rides with the china, glassware and linens, so the table lands together.

    Add the silver beaded dinner fork rental to your quote request. Tell us your guest count and your date, and we will confirm what we have open.

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    Silver Beaded Dinner Fork, rented by T3 Event Rentals

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