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Formal Table Setting: Placement of Cutlery, Glasses, and Plates, Study notes of Life Sciences

An overview of a formal table setting, explaining the specific placement of various items such as forks, knives, spoons, glasses, and plates. It covers the order in which silverware is used and the purpose of each piece in a formal dining setting.

What you will learn

  • In what order should silverware be used in a formal dining setting?
  • What is the purpose of a formal table setting?
  • What are the specific pieces included in a formal table setting and what are their functions?

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Formal Place Setting
The way forks, knives, spoons, glasses, and cups are placed on the table is called a “table
setting”.
The one shown here is a “formal” place setting. We naturally don’t use all of this each day
at home, however, it shows us where each piece is placed, whether we have eight pieces of
silver or three.
We use the silver from the outside in. For example, the soup spoon on the right would be
used before the teaspoon, because soup is served first.
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Formal Place Setting

The way forks, knives, spoons, glasses, and cups are placed on the table is called a “table

setting”.

The one shown here is a “formal” place setting. We naturally don’t use all of this each day

at home, however, it shows us where each piece is placed, whether we have eight pieces of

silver or three.

We use the silver from the outside in. For example, the soup spoon on the right would be

used before the teaspoon, because soup is served first.

Napkin Salad Plate

Bread Plate

Bread Knife

Water Glasses Wineglasses (Red)

Wineglasses (White)

Cup & Saucer

Dinner Knife Teaspoon

Soup Spoon

Cake Fork

Dessert Spoon

Salad Fork

Dinner Fork

Service Plate

Place Card