Oneida Flatware

About Oneida

Oneida has its roots in the Oneida Community, founded in upstate New York in 1848. The community began making silverware in the late 1800s, and Oneida became one of America's best-known flatware names, famous for its silver-plate and stainless steel patterns. Generations of American families set their tables with Oneida, so matching missing forks and spoons is a common search.