Olympia Jesmond

The Olympia Jesmond Sample Set provides a practical way to assess the Jesmond pattern before committing to a full cutlery order. The set includes three pieces — a table knife, a dessert fork, and a dessert spoon — allowing you to handle the weight, finish, and proportions in your own setting before placing a bulk purchase.

Jesmond is a classically styled pattern featuring a shell motif on the handle. It sits comfortably in the mid-range of commercial table cutlery: formal enough for restaurant and hotel dining, without the cost premium of higher-specification patterns. The 18/0 stainless steel construction is standard across this price point — practical and dishwasher safe, though it is worth noting that 18/0 offers less corrosion resistance than 18/10 grades, so regular inspection and prompt drying after washing will help maintain appearance over time.

Sample sets like this are particularly useful when standardising across multiple covers or sites, where getting the feel and weight right before ordering is more cost-effective than returning a full set. Please be aware that sample sets are non-returnable, so they are intended as a selection aid rather than a trial-on-approval arrangement.

If you are unsure whether Jesmond is the right pattern for your setting, or would like guidance on grade, weight, or volume pricing, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Olympia Jesmond teaspoon is a straightforward, polished 18/0 stainless steel teaspoon with a decorative shell motif on the handle. It sits within Olympia's Jesmond range, which is designed to offer a consistent, classic look across a full cutlery cover. Sold in packs of twelve, it is practical for operators stocking up or replacing pieces over time.

18/0 stainless steel contains no nickel, which makes it more affordable than 18/10 grades. It is a common choice for high-turnover environments where cutlery sees frequent use and washing cycles, and where budget and practicality take priority over premium finish longevity. It is worth noting that 18/0 steel can be slightly more susceptible to surface marks over extended commercial use compared to higher-nickel grades, so it suits operations that rotate stock regularly.

• Polished finish suits café, bistro, and casual dining covers
• Shell motif handle adds a traditional detail without being overly formal
• Sold in dozens — easy to stock in practical quantities
• Compatible with commercial dishwashers for fast turnaround

If you are building out a full Jesmond cover or are unsure whether 18/0 or 18/10 steel is the better fit for your operation, the team is happy to advise.

The Olympia Jesmond soup spoon is a straightforward, well-finished piece of cutlery suitable for everyday use in restaurants, cafés, hotels, and catering operations. Made from polished 18/0 stainless steel, it features a shell motif on the handle — a classic detailing that suits both formal dining and mid-market table settings without looking out of place in either. The spoons are sold in dozens, which aligns with the practical reality of stocking and replacing cutlery in busy service environments.

18/0 stainless steel is a sensible choice for high-throughput operations where cutlery goes through commercial dishwashers repeatedly. It is robust and resistant to the rigours of daily service, though it is worth noting that 18/0 does not contain nickel, which means it has a slightly less bright finish over time compared to 18/10 grades. For most catering settings this is a practical compromise between durability and cost.

• Polished finish suits a wide range of table settings
• Shell motif handle adds understated detail without being overly decorative
• Dishwasher safe and suited to commercial wash cycles
• Sold in dozens — straightforward to stock and reorder
• 18/0 stainless steel offers reliable durability at a practical price point

These spoons are well suited to mid-range restaurants, pub kitchens, hotel dining, and contract catering where consistent presentation and durability matter more than premium tableware grades. If your operation requires a higher-specification cutlery pattern or a heavier gauge, there are alternative options worth considering.

If you are building out a cutlery range or matching across a full table setting, feel free to get in touch — we are happy to help you find the right combination for your service style and covers.

The Olympia Jesmond dessert spoon is a polished 18/0 stainless steel piece from Olympia's Jesmond range, finished with a shell motif detail on the handle. Sold in packs of twelve, it is a practical, mid-range cutlery option commonly found in restaurants, hotels, and pub dining rooms where consistent presentation and durability are required across a busy cover count.

18/0 stainless steel contains no nickel, which makes it a cost-effective choice for operations running high table turns. It is generally less resistant to long-term tarnishing than 18/10 steel, so operators using a glasswasher or commercial dishwasher with strong chemicals should be aware of this. For most front-of-house settings with standard warewashing practice, it performs reliably through repeated service cycles.

The shell motif detailing gives the Jesmond range a degree of visual character without moving into heavily ornate territory, making it a reasonable fit for traditional dining settings as well as more casual restaurant environments. The pattern profile is straightforward to clean and does not create significant food trapping.

This is a solid, everyday dessert spoon for operations that need dependable cutlery at volume. If your service requires a higher-specification finish or greater resistance to heavy chemical warewashing, 18/10 alternatives within our cutlery range may be worth considering. For very high-volume or fine dining operations, it is worth discussing your cover count and warewashing setup with us before ordering in quantity.

The Olympia Jesmond service spoon is a polished 18/0 stainless steel cutlery piece finished with a shell motif detail on the handle. It sits within Olympia's Jesmond pattern range, which is designed to offer a consistent, presentable table setting at a practical price point for commercial operations. Sold in packs of twelve, it is intended for volume purchasing rather than individual replacement.

18/0 stainless steel contains no nickel, which makes it slightly less resistant to corrosion than 18/10 grades over time, particularly in high-cycle dishwasher environments. For most mid-volume restaurant and catering settings this is a reasonable trade-off against cost, though high-turnover operations running multiple dishwasher cycles daily should factor this into their decision. The polished finish shows water marks more readily than a satin finish, so cloth-drying or a good rinse-aid programme helps maintain presentation.

• Consistent shell-motif pattern suited to formal or semi-formal covers
• Polished finish presents well on a laid table
• Sold by the dozen, supporting straightforward stock management
• 18/0 stainless steel is serviceable across standard commercial dishwashers

This spoon is well suited to restaurants, hotels, pub dining rooms, and contract catering operations that need a reliable, coordinated cutlery pattern without a high per-piece cost. It is a mid-range pattern rather than a premium one, so it fits better in settings where presentation matters but cutlery is subject to regular loss and replacement cycles. If your operation requires a heavier gauge or a higher-grade steel for longer service life, other patterns in the range may be worth considering.

If you are equipping a full table setting or building out a cutlery par for a new operation, the team are happy to advise on quantities and pattern matching across the Jesmond range.

The Olympia Jesmond dessert fork is a polished 18/0 stainless steel fork designed for use in restaurants, hotels, cafés, and catering operations. It features a shell motif on the handle, giving it a traditional, formal appearance that sits comfortably across a range of table settings from everyday dining to more considered covers.

18/0 stainless steel is a practical choice for high-turnover operations. It is robust, resistant to corrosion under regular commercial dishwashing cycles, and holds its finish well over time without the additional cost associated with higher-nickel grades. It is a commonly used material in hospitality cutlery where durability and economy are both priorities.

Sold in packs of twelve, the Jesmond range is straightforward to order in multiples to match your cover count or to maintain a working reserve for busy services. The consistent styling across the Jesmond range means dessert forks can sit alongside other pieces in the collection without visual mismatch.

If you are building out a full place setting or need to assess the right quantity for your service volume, the team is happy to help you work through the numbers.

The Olympia Jesmond dessert knife is a polished 18/0 stainless steel piece designed for the dessert course in restaurant and hospitality table settings. The handle features a shell motif detail that gives the range a traditional, formal appearance without being ornate. Sold in packs of twelve, it is a practical buying unit for operators setting up or replenishing a full cover.

18/0 stainless steel is a sensible choice for high-volume hospitality operations where cutlery goes through an industrial dishwasher repeatedly. It is durable under the demands of daily service and straightforward to maintain, though it is worth noting that 18/0 does not contain nickel, so it will not carry the same degree of reflective polish or corrosion resistance as 18/10 grades over the long term.

The Jesmond range suits operators looking for a consistent, coordinated cutlery pattern with a classic aesthetic — commonly used in carveries, hotel dining rooms, pub restaurants, and function catering where formal table presentation matters but replacement cost needs to remain manageable. If a more premium finish or greater long-term durability is a priority, an 18/10 pattern from the wider catalogue may be worth considering.

If you are building out a full Jesmond cover or need guidance on matching pieces and quantities for your service style, feel free to get in touch with the team.

The Olympia Jesmond table fork is a polished 18/0 stainless steel cutlery piece with a shell motif pressed into the handle. It sits within Olympia's Jesmond pattern range, which is designed to offer a consistent, traditional table setting at a practical price point for commercial operators.

18/0 stainless steel contains no nickel, which makes it more susceptible to surface marking over time compared to 18/10 grades, but it remains a widely used and perfectly serviceable choice for high-turnover catering environments where cutlery sees heavy daily use and frequent machine washing. The polished finish is straightforward to maintain and presents well on the table.

Sold in packs of twelve, the Jesmond fork suits operators who need to build or replenish a cover count efficiently without committing to larger bulk quantities. It is commonly used in pub dining rooms, cafés, and mid-range restaurants where a recognisable traditional pattern is preferred over contemporary flatware designs.

For very high-volume operations or establishments with a longer-term view on cutlery quality and longevity, it is worth considering whether an 18/10 grade alternative within the range would better suit the service environment. If you are unsure which cutlery specification is right for your covers and wash cycle volume, we are happy to talk it through.

The Olympia Jesmond table knife is a standard table knife designed for commercial dining environments. Finished in polished 18/0 stainless steel with a shell motif detail on the handle, it sits within Olympia's Jesmond range — a traditional pattern well suited to classic and formal table settings in restaurants, hotels, and function venues.

18/0 stainless steel contains no nickel, which makes it more susceptible to surface marking over time compared to 18/10 grades. In practice, this means the Jesmond knife is a practical, cost-conscious choice for operations where volume and replacement frequency matter more than long-term lustre retention — busy banqueting, casual dining, and canteen environments being typical examples. With consistent care and correct dishwasher use, the finish holds well under regular service conditions.

• Polished finish suits traditional and formal table presentations
• Shell motif handle provides a classic, recognisable pattern across the Jesmond range
• 18/0 stainless steel offers reliable durability at a practical price point
• Sold in dozens, making stock management and replacement straightforward

As with any cutlery at this grade, prompt removal from the dishwasher and avoiding prolonged contact with acidic foods or salt will help maintain the finish. Operators running high-turnover covers will find the dozen pack format useful for maintaining adequate stock levels across service.

The Jesmond knife is well suited to mid-volume restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and contract catering operations looking for a dependable, traditionally styled cutlery pattern without a high per-piece cost. For operations requiring a higher-specification finish or greater long-term tarnish resistance, an 18/10 alternative may be worth considering.

If you're building out a full cutlery complement or matching across multiple table pieces, the team is happy to help ensure you're ordering the right quantities and finishes for your covers.