Can it hold a set for 8? OR 8 pieces in each slot? how many spoons/forks can each slot hold?
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should hold eight with no problem unless they have big handles or something
1027172
I was able to get 44 plastic forks in one divider. There are 4 dividers and on the back you can put napkins, with room for the salt and pepper.
1522236
I think it depends on the size of the flatware and type. I usually put plastic utensils in it and can easily fit 25 forks or spoons in it (maybe more) and definitely more knives. Hope this helps!
1716133
The area where you stack spoons and forks can hold 16 as a limit, but there are only 12 slots for knives.
813759
It depends on the set you have but I believe it would hold the service for 8 easily. The best thing is that you silver really does not tarnish in this chest.
1613431
Each section could probably hold at least 100 utensils, there's room for spoons and forks to fit end on end so you can really pack them in, but it's not a very elegant display for a party/banquet. Just my opinion...
1215295
I'm not sure the specific makeup of your set (I wish I had that many pieces!); the chest has knife slots for 12, and then nine slots for stacking piece, plus a drawer with two compartments and a few extra slots. It would easily fit 60 or 72 pieces. Not sure about 107.
220390
So sorry for delay. Those slots are very snug and will only fit 1 knife each, very thin slots that hold the knives quite still.
1552854
The forks and spoons can definitely slip around a bit, especially when fully stacked. They're secure at the neck but not at the handles. The knives stay secure because they're not stacked. If you are looking to completely prevent the pieces from touching each other really the only way to go would be individual felt sleeves that hold up to five pieces (a full place setting) each and then roll up for storage. I use these for some other flatware that I don't use as frequently (as they're a bit less easy to access than a tray).
963303
It has racks that you can use for spoons or forks or you could use it for a butter knife. There are extra knife slots in the front of the top section that could also be used for a butter knife. Before I bought this all my silver wear was stolen in a break in so I had to replace it I bought a 2 service for 12 and so each has a butter knife and I have room for both in the chest.
1059803
This question was sent to me in an email from amazon. As a current owner of this set, my set came with dinner forks, salad forks, teaspoons, iced tea spoons, dinner knives, 4 serving pieces, and butter knife. I don
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It all depends how thick your utensils are. I have three of these. In the first, I place all 12 of each (forks, spoons, desert spoons/forks) in one place/direction. 12 knives normally don't fit, so you'll have to split. I have photos I'll try to upload if I can.
1522234
I have only placed plastic ware in mine and can fit about 20-25 sturdy plastic utensils. The forks tend to be more of an issue than knoves and spoons.
1557222
I bought one and the package states it can hold 7.5 lbs per slot. No mention of what the fold-out hooks can hold though.
1049716
It holds one European style 8oz butter piece (wider than American butter sticks). Could hold two 4oz sticks, but you may need to cut them.
986540
I never tried the 8 into the 4, but the 4 sort of fits into the 8. Remember, however, that there are 2 lids (1 pressure and 1 glass) as well as a strainer basket that fits in the 8 qt. I'm not sure I would try to store them nested.
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I have silver for 12 people, 5 pieces each and many serving pieces, including cake servers, butter knifes tea spoons etc. and itall fit nicely. Go for it. It is a beautiful case and everything fit nicely.