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Features various shops for kitchen equipments and table linens in New York City. Characteristics of Bardith; Products offered in Frank J. Miele at Country Corner; Concepts of the products at Steuben.

The article focuses on house furnishings and kitchen utensils being offered by some New York City stores for household owners shopping for the Christmas holiday. The items include a collection of glass at Pottery Barn, Melitta coffeemaker, Dansk stockpot, Thailand-made cheese board, French bread knife, and mixing/serving bowls from Finland.

The article discusses an exhibit at New York City's Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum entitled "Feeding Desire: Design and the Tools of the Table 1500-2005." The exhibition explores the evolution of Western dining and culinary culture from the Renaissance to the present, showcasing more than 300 pieces of historical and contemporary cutlery.

The article features kitchen utensils from around the world that are found in the seasonal collections of the store Kiosk in Manhattan, New York City. These include a can opener priced at $16 from Tokyo, Japan, plastic brushes, which costs $15 for three, from Mexico, and wooden kitchen utensils, which costs $12 per set, from Sweden.

Focuses on Berkel meat slicers. Status of the meat slicers as a favorite among chefs; Price range of meat slicer models; Availability of meat slicers at BuonItalia in New York City.