LENOX is the royal tableware brand of the White House, which has been customized for six presidents of the United States, and originated from the ceramic art company established by Walter Scott Lenox in 1889. LENOX is best known for producing bone china tableware, and its bone china tableware is housed by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and is one of the oldest bone china tableware brands in the United States. The brand's porcelain opened up the early tableware market dominated by European brands with more intricate patterns, and is displayed as a work of art in the Musée Nationale de France, making it the only tableware brand in the United States to receive this honor.
 
The lines and decorative patterns of LENOX's cutlery sets are simple and modern, and even if some of the sets have exquisite and elegant patterns, they are not too cumbersome, and they look simple and elegant on the outside, and can be used with a variety of styles of dishes. In terms of material, 18-10 stainless steel is used, which will be slightly heavier than ordinary 18-0 tableware. Most of the tableware is common silver, which is easy to clean and maintain, and a small number of stainless steel are coated with more colors. For example, in the Colebrook™ Cognac set in cognac, this coating is generally stable and can be used without worrying too much about fading.
 
LENOX cutlery sets are mainly sold in the form of gift boxes, known as American national gifts, with an average price of about 300 yuan. The LENOX PORTOLA 65-Piece set has been rated as the best cost-effective cutlery set by BUSINESS INSIDER and BEST REVIEW, with an average price of 72 yuan per set. One of the best-selling sets, the Butterfly Meadow features butterflies and plants at the end of the handle, making this set classic without being too monotonous. The material of the set is also 18-10 stainless steel, and you can buy a set for less than 200 yuan when there is a discount on the official website.
 
One of the most modern is the Roxbury Red 20-piece cutlery set, which, unlike other brands' colourful tableware, decorates only one side of the handle with red mouldings, a highly-saturated contrast to the shiny stainless steel that adds a touch of vibrancy to a serious table setting. And the Eternal® Gold 5-piece Flatware, a luxury cutlery set with gold studded with gold, costs $80, making it the most expensive of the LENOX Western food sets. This type of cutlery is rare, but gold is not the most durable cutlery material and should be avoided in the dishwasher.