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The formal meal served with fine silverware is a tradition that embodies the finest civilization has to offer. It is the combination of refinement and conviviality, and luckily we live in an age where such beauty is no longer limited to the ‘noble classes.’ The protector of this fine tradition is the often-neglected silverware chest, often called a flatware chest in the United States.
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The silverware chest you choose to house your silverware is just as important as the utensils themselves. Some of the most elegant silverware chests are made of fine woods—poplar hardwood, mahogany, oak, or cherry. Look also for craftsmanship in the handles and fine edges of the silverware chest—often made of brass and other fine metals—and for tarnish-
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