Cutlery would get lost amid a formally layout dining table. This “Coat of Arms” approach focuses attention on the merits and individuality of the cutlery offering. In particular note the spoon design. A creative way to sell the knife, fork and spoon as focal point. CLICK the thumbnail for alternate angle.
Also see…
“The Cellar in 3D”For Knife and Cutlery merchandising see…
“Cutlery Coat of Arms”
“Formal Table Setting at IKEA”
“Magnets as Fixtures”
“Knife Guard is Knife Displayer“
“Item is Two Sizes, Package is One“
“Williams Sonoma® Stab at Sales”
“Cutlery Bar-Mount”For all Knives and Cutlery resources see…
“Knives and Cutlery Pinterest Board”
“Knives and Cutlery Index Page”
For Plate and Dishware Fixtures by Title see…
“Cutlery Coat of Arms”
“Formal Table Setting at IKEA®”
“Dish Ledge Cross Sell”
“Horizontal Pegboard Concept”
“Tools as Holiday Tableware“
“Shelf Managed Dishes”
“Vertical Place Setting Display.”
“China on an S-Hook”
“Backbar Dish Displayer.”
“Wireform Cookware Displayer“
“Plate Cascade in Wood“
“Plate Cascade in Metal“For all Plate and Dishware Fixtures resources see…
“Plate and Dishware Fixtures Pinterest Board“ visual summary
“Plate and Dishware Fixtures Index Page” for all resources
For Red Fixtures resources see…
“Red Fixtures Pinterest Board“ for a visual summary.
“Red Fixtures Index Page” for all resources and links
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