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Abert Matisse Teaspoon 18/10 Stainless Steel (Pack of 12)

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The Abert Matisse teaspoon is a classically proportioned piece of flatware in polished 18/10 stainless steel. The Matisse range sits at the simpler, cleaner end of Abert's catalogue — no ornate detailing, no heavy styling — just a well-balanced teaspoon that sits comfortably in the hand and presents neatly on the table.

Abert has been producing stainless steel flatware in Italy since 1929, and the 18/10 grade used across the Matisse range reflects that background. The higher nickel content in 18/10 gives the steel good resistance to tarnishing and surface corrosion, which matters when cutlery is going through a commercial glasswasher or dishwasher multiple times a day. The polished finish holds up well under regular service conditions and stays presentable without excessive handling between cycles.

In practical terms, the Matisse teaspoon suits any operation where a clean, understated table setting is the aim — coffee shops, hotel breakfast service, restaurant dessert covers, or table settings where the cutlery should complement the crockery without drawing attention to itself. Sold in packs of twelve, it's straightforward to order in the quantities needed to cover service and maintain a working float for dishwasher turnaround.

If your operation runs a more formal cover or requires a heavier-gauge piece, it's worth considering whether a weightier pattern from the range would be a better fit. Equally, higher-volume sites may benefit from ordering in larger pack quantities to reduce reorder frequency.

If you'd like to talk through flatware options for your covers or discuss what gauge suits your service style, we're happy to help.

Frequently asked questions

Is 18/10 stainless steel suitable for use with commercial dishwashers?

Yes. The higher nickel content in 18/10 grade steel gives it good resistance to the moisture, heat, and detergents involved in commercial dishwasher cycles. It is one of the more commonly specified grades for restaurant and hospitality flatware precisely because it holds its finish well under daily machine washing.

How many packs should I order to cover a typical service?

As a general rule, most operations aim to hold two to three times their seated cover count in each cutlery piece to account for table resets and dishwasher turnaround time. For a 40-cover café, for example, that would typically mean four to six packs of teaspoons as a working float. If you're unsure, we can help you work through the numbers based on your service pattern.

How does the Matisse teaspoon compare to heavier flatware ranges?

The Matisse range is designed to be light and clean in style, which suits informal dining, café service, and settings where simplicity is the aim. If your operation runs a more formal cover or your guests expect a more substantial feel in the hand, a heavier-gauge pattern may be worth considering — we can advise on which options suit different service styles.
Abert Matisse Teaspoon 18/10 Stainless Steel (Pack of 12)

£22.04(£26.45 inc VAT)

£22.04(£26.45 inc VAT)

The Abert Matisse teaspoon is a classically proportioned piece of flatware in polished 18/10 stainless steel. The Matisse range sits at the simpler, cleaner end of Abert's catalogue — no ornate detailing, no heavy styling — just a well-balanced teaspoon that sits comfortably in the hand and presents neatly on the table.

Abert has been producing stainless steel flatware in Italy since 1929, and the 18/10 grade used across the Matisse range reflects that background. The higher nickel content in 18/10 gives the steel good resistance to tarnishing and surface corrosion, which matters when cutlery is going through a commercial glasswasher or dishwasher multiple times a day. The polished finish holds up well under regular service conditions and stays presentable without excessive handling between cycles.

In practical terms, the Matisse teaspoon suits any operation where a clean, understated table setting is the aim — coffee shops, hotel breakfast service, restaurant dessert covers, or table settings where the cutlery should complement the crockery without drawing attention to itself. Sold in packs of twelve, it's straightforward to order in the quantities needed to cover service and maintain a working float for dishwasher turnaround.

If your operation runs a more formal cover or requires a heavier-gauge piece, it's worth considering whether a weightier pattern from the range would be a better fit. Equally, higher-volume sites may benefit from ordering in larger pack quantities to reduce reorder frequency.

If you'd like to talk through flatware options for your covers or discuss what gauge suits your service style, we're happy to help.