I Love {Napoleon Bee Flatware Service}

I’ve been bemoaning this sentiment for a few years now….

The forks and now the spoons were simply disappearing right from the drawer. Every now and then I’d head to replacements and add a bunch of my discontinued flatware from our wedding to my cart. But, it was sooooo pricey here 22 years later that I couldn’t stomach it.

When we were at the point of having to wash dirty forks in order to set the table, I knew the time had come. After looking at a million alternatives, I finally settled on this set and I LOVE IT!

I found the 45 piece service for about $120 on sale at Horchow. This was the cost of a couple of forks on replacements! It is a generous size, has good weight and y’all know how we love bees around here (GO TECH!)

Every time I unload the dishwasher I count them. Beware boys…. this is a set I would like to keep!

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3 thoughts on “I Love {Napoleon Bee Flatware Service}”

  1. I am SO glad I’m not alone in this! Seriously, where do the utensils go?!? I am even missing a piece of my fiesta ware 😩. How does an entire dinner plate go missing? Teen moms unite in the search for missing dinnerware!

  2. I am SO glad I’m not alone in this! Seriously, where do the utensils go?!? I am even missing a piece of my fiesta ware 😩. How does an entire dinner plate go missing? Teen moms unite in the search for missing dinnerware!

  3. OMG, yes! We’ve lost 3 more spoons! I was just about to have to submit another order (@$50/each!)

    Thank goodness my grandmother was adamant that I bought all dinnerware (plates, glasses, and silverware) in sets of 12 even though our normal table will only seat 8, and there are only 4 of us. It’s been a hug blessing when we’ve dropped a plate, shattered a glass, and mysteriously managed to lose handfuls of silverware.

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