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Pintinox Stresa Dessert Spoon 18/10 Stainless Steel (Pack of 12)

SKU: GM394

£25.23(£30.28 inc VAT)

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The Pintinox Stresa dessert spoon is part of a full cutlery range finished in 18/10 stainless steel with a deliberately softened, matt surface that gives the piece a subtle vintage character. Unlike a standard polished finish, the Stresa's distressed appearance is intentional — it suits table settings where operators want a more relaxed, artisan aesthetic without sacrificing the durability expected in a commercial environment.

In practice, 18/10 stainless steel is a reliable choice for covers-heavy operations. It resists corrosion well through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles and holds its appearance over time without significant maintenance. The matt finish tends to hide minor surface marks better than a high-polish equivalent, which can be a practical advantage in a busy service environment.

This is a pattern well suited to independent restaurants, bistros, boutique hotels, and café-style venues where the table presentation leans toward character rather than formality. It works particularly well alongside reclaimed-timber tables, exposed brickwork, and other design choices common in contemporary casual dining.

Supplied in packs of 12, the quantity is practical for smaller openings or for topping up existing covers. Operators running larger dining rooms will typically want to order multiple packs to cover service and allow for dishwasher turnaround. The full Stresa range extends across other cutlery pieces, which makes it straightforward to build a matching cover.

If you're building a new cover from scratch or matching into an existing table scheme, our team is happy to talk through quantities and range options before you order.

Frequently asked questions

How many packs will I need to cover a typical dining room?

As a general guide, most operators plan for at least one and a half times their seated cover count to allow for dishwasher turnaround during service. A 40-cover restaurant would typically hold 60 dessert spoons as a working minimum, which equates to five packs. Higher-volume or faster-turnaround operations may want to hold more.

Is the Stresa finish durable enough for commercial dishwasher use?

Yes — 18/10 stainless steel is a standard material for commercial cutlery precisely because it tolerates repeated high-temperature dishwasher cycles without significant corrosion or discolouration. The matt vintage finish is part of the manufactured surface rather than a coating, so it does not wear away through normal commercial use.

Does the Stresa pattern extend to other cutlery pieces for a full matched cover?

The Stresa finish is available across the wider Pintinox range, covering the main pieces needed to build a complete cover. If you're specifying a full table setting, it's worth confirming which pieces are currently in stock before ordering to ensure consistency across your service.
Pintinox Stresa Dessert Spoon 18/10 Stainless Steel (Pack of 12)

£25.23(£30.28 inc VAT)

£25.23(£30.28 inc VAT)

The Pintinox Stresa dessert spoon is part of a full cutlery range finished in 18/10 stainless steel with a deliberately softened, matt surface that gives the piece a subtle vintage character. Unlike a standard polished finish, the Stresa's distressed appearance is intentional — it suits table settings where operators want a more relaxed, artisan aesthetic without sacrificing the durability expected in a commercial environment.

In practice, 18/10 stainless steel is a reliable choice for covers-heavy operations. It resists corrosion well through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles and holds its appearance over time without significant maintenance. The matt finish tends to hide minor surface marks better than a high-polish equivalent, which can be a practical advantage in a busy service environment.

This is a pattern well suited to independent restaurants, bistros, boutique hotels, and café-style venues where the table presentation leans toward character rather than formality. It works particularly well alongside reclaimed-timber tables, exposed brickwork, and other design choices common in contemporary casual dining.

Supplied in packs of 12, the quantity is practical for smaller openings or for topping up existing covers. Operators running larger dining rooms will typically want to order multiple packs to cover service and allow for dishwasher turnaround. The full Stresa range extends across other cutlery pieces, which makes it straightforward to build a matching cover.

If you're building a new cover from scratch or matching into an existing table scheme, our team is happy to talk through quantities and range options before you order.