--- product_id: 4627500 title: "Hagerty Zippered Flatware Storage Drawer Liner" brand: "hagerty" price: "1053 kr" currency: DKK in_stock: null reviews_count: 13 category: "Hagerty" url: https://www.desertcart.dk/products/4627500-hagerty-zippered-flatware-storage-drawer-liner store_origin: DK region: Denmark --- # Fits up to 120 pieces R-22 Tarnish Protection Made in USA, Kosher Certified Hagerty Zippered Flatware Storage Drawer Liner **Brand:** hagerty **Price:** 1053 kr **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > ✨ Keep your silverware showroom-ready — because tarnish is so last season! 🛡️ ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Hagerty Zippered Flatware Storage Drawer Liner by hagerty - **How much does it cost?** 1053 kr with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.dk](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/4627500-hagerty-zippered-flatware-storage-drawer-liner) ## Best For - hagerty enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted hagerty brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Generous Capacity:** Spacious design holds up to 120 pieces, perfect for everyday and special occasions. - • **Modular & Washable:** Removable zippered shell allows easy cleaning and versatile use. - • **Ultimate Tarnish Defense:** Proprietary R-22 fabric traps sulfur gases to keep silverware gleaming. - • **Trusted Heritage & Quality:** Family-owned since 1895, proudly made in the USA with Kosher certification. - • **Scratch-Resistant Structure:** Rigid felted base with soft sides protects flatware from damage and keeps it organized. ## Overview The Hagerty Zippered Flatware Storage Drawer Liner is a premium silverware organizer designed to protect and preserve up to 120 pieces of sterling and silver plate flatware. Featuring proprietary R-22 tarnish-preventative fabric, a rigid felted base, and a fully removable zippered shell, it ensures your cutlery stays tarnish-free, scratch-free, and impeccably organized. Proudly made in the USA and Kosher certified, this elegant blue liner fits standard buffet drawers and offers a versatile, washable solution for both daily use and special occasions. ## Description Caring for the world's treasures since 1895.Introducing the Hagerty Zippered Flatware Storage Drawer Liner, your ultimate solution for silver flatware storage. This silverware lined organizer is designed to keep your silver flatware organized, tarnish-free, and ready for immediate use. Our product is more than just a large flat bag with a lid. It's a comprehensive storage solution, accommodating up to 120 pieces of silverware. Whether for daily use or special occasions, this utensil keeper bag ensures your cutlery is always in perfect condition. Our zippered flatware storage drawer liner is made from Hagerty Silversmiths’ Cloth which contains our proprietary R-22 tarnish preventative. It effectively traps tarnish-causing sulphur gases, ensuring your silverware remains shining and pristine. With a rigid bottom and a soft top and sides, this silvercloth container is designed to protect your flatware from scratches and damage. It fits perfectly in a standard buffet drawer, making it a reliable and convenient silverware carrier. Proudly made in the USA, this silverware holder meets the highest standards of quality and safety. It is certified Kosher by the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, adding an extra layer of trust and reliability. Choose the Hagerty Zippered Flatware Storage Drawer Liner for a tarnish-free, organized, and elegant silverware experience. Review: Best of TWO Brands - I compared them for you - See the details below - OK – this is going to seem way too long, but I wanted clarification, and until I ought two brands, I would not have known these differences; I thought there might be other shoppers who care enough about these details, so I am writing this out, since the manufacturers did not give enough info in their descriptions. I ordered this item AND a nearly identical one from Reed and Barton, since I could not tell online whether they were the same or not. Here is the scoop: I thought these were just tarnish-free free-form bags into which I would place my flatware; I was wrong, but I still liked what the manufacturers made. These “drawer liners” are actually structured shapes which hold your silverware, and which have an outer shell (a zippered bag) to protect the whole assembly. There is a shaped, sturdy base, covered in tarnish-free felt, which is basically a flat rectangular base with two rows of “felted supports” attached to it. The rectangular base seemed to be stiff cardboard with a felt covering – I did not try to bend it, but could feel that it might bend with enough pressure; this is strong enough for its purpose, but you might want to know this is not solid wood or hard plastic or anything structural. It is strong enough to hold flatware, under normal use. One row of vertical felted supports is designed to hold your forks and spoons – there are 8 slots, spaced evenly apart; you’d have to divide up your flatware in stacks as you wish (the same way that a silver chest has slots for the vertical stacking of spoons). The other row of supports is designed to hold knives; there are individual 24 slots for knives. I put a few pieces in both types of slots to be sure they would not hit each other,: the flatware had enough room, and stayed separated. Once you have all your silver in the slots, you can then zipper the outer shell closed, and the entire “rectangular shape” is enclosed in the tarnish-free felt. Not airtight, but protected. Both brands are well made, and although the descriptions read that the dimensions varied, the base liner was only 1/4” longer on the Reed and Barton model. I put a few pieces of flatware in both brands, and both brands provided ample room. The ad and pictures are unclear, but BOTH brands provide built-in physical supports for the silverware. Felt-covered, fully shaped “holders” are there, to hold stacks of forks and spoons, and then the knives are each held independently in slots, to keep them separated. The knife slots on the Reed and Barton brand were extremely tight, if you have thick silverware, or if you have a style with wider (fat) handles. I think with time, the R&B slot might widen, but I felt more comfortable with the Hagerty brand – it still held my knife blades, but not so tightly. (And when zipped, the knives have nowhere else to “go”, so they are going to stay in place.) The amount of flatware you can stack vertically would be the same in both brands – the shaped “holders” were the same height. Major difference: R&B: The Reed and Barton brand has a soft fabric shell over its top (the zippered shell), but has a solid bottom, like a solid base with a textured surface (almost like a plastic base pad); it looks like they tried to make it a non-slide style surface on the bottom. It is still soft on the inside, which is what really matters, but the outside surface of the bottom of the R&B base has a textured surface that is NOT felt. R&B made their zippered “shell” ATTACHED to the rigid base, which means the zippered shell cannot be detached or removed; some people will want or prefer this rigid, all-in-one assembly, but I did not. I thought there might be a time that I will want to soak or wash the zippered shell, and that could not happen with the R&B brand, since it is attached to the rigid felt base. HAGERTY: The Hagerty brand is fully felted all over, and has the same style of rigid base, but the rigid base is not attached to the zippered covering. The zippered shell covering fits OVER the shaped structure, and does not have to stay attached – you can removed the zippered cover, like a bag. The rectangular base is fully felted and can stand alone (outside the bag) to hold your silverware, like on a table, without being encumbered by the zippered bag. (Not sure why anyone would set it out in the open, but the point is, you CAN. It might help when you are cleaning or storing your flatware, maybe.) This design means that the Hagerty brand outer shell can be fully removed from the shaped drawer liner, and washed if needed (this was important to me…) The Reed and Barton model had the zippered shell attached to the solid base, so the shaped liner cannot be separated from the zippered shell covering. Both brands had zipped shell coverings of a rectangular shape (like a box), which stand perpendicular to the table surface, if you hold up the shell as if it were full. I was worried that it might be round-shaped, or like a trapezoid, but they both were rectangular, to hold max volume. For some people (like me), who plan on stuffing this zippered shell FULL, this matters. The shell fabric is soft enough to lie flat against your silverware and lie against the shaped structure underneath, in both brands, but if you wish to fill up the rectangular volume, you can. The Reed and Barton one was about 3/8 of an inch taller, when you hold the shell up to its max height. For a 3-inch height, this was not enough difference to matter to me. Both shell styles had zippers around 3 sides, so you can open the zippered shell like a suitcase lid. Again, you could fully remove the support tray from the Hagerty brand, but you don’t need to, to fully access the enclosed silverware. You can open the R&B brand the same way, but removing the tray is not an option. Both shells seemed sturdy enough. The fabric was the same between them: soft and fuzzy; thin, but sturdy enough to protect flatware. (Except that the R&B brand had that solid surface on the bottom). Blue for Hagerty, brown for R&B. The fabric was thin enough to be easily folded or pressed down around the flatware, which makes it compact and soft; this also means it could probably be punctured easily, but most of us who are trying to protect out tableware will be careful with this. I kept the Hagerty brand for three reasons: 1. I wanted to be able to clean the outer shell, separated from the shaped structure, if I ever needed to. 2. I will likely (eventually) have more than one of these, stacked in a cabinet, or sitting on top of some dishes in a cabinet, and I wanted a soft surface on the bottom, instead of the hard plastic-like surface that the R&B brand had as its bottom. Both brands hold their shape, due to the rectangular base, but I wanted the exterior of the bottom to be soft, not plastic textured. 3. I have some loose silver cloth that I bought, AND I have a buffet that has a built-in silver cloth liner to lay over my flatware. If I wanted, I could use the Hagerty tray alone, outside of its zippered shell, in my drawer with silver cloth laid over it, and then use the Hagerty zippered shell bag to hold something else (like a platter, etc.). This gives this brand more usage, for me. Sorry I wrote so much, but this was an important purchase for me and my needs, and could not find the info online. Hope this helps! Review: Silverware storage. - The product is exactly as represented. It fits nicely in my sideboard drawer. ## Features - PRESERVE YOUR PRECIOUS SILVERWARE: The Hagerty Zippered Flatware Storage Drawer Liner is your ultimate silver flatware storage solution. It keeps your sterling, silver plate flatware organized and tarnish-free for years, ensuring your silverware is always ready for immediate use. - ADVANCED TARNISH-PROOF PROTECTION: This silverware organizer is made from specially treated Hagerty Silversmiths’ Cloth with our proprietary R-22 Tarnish Preventative. This drawer liner is completely zippered to ensure an air-tight seal. It traps tarnish-causing sulfur gasses, ensuring your silverware remains shining and pristine. - AMPLE STORAGE SPACE: Our large, zippered flatware storage drawer liner can accommodate up to 120 pieces of silverware, providing a comprehensive solution for your flatware storage needs. It's the perfect option for both daily use and special occasions. - QUALITY CONSTRUCTION: Featuring a rigid bottom with a soft top and sides, this silvercloth drawer liner is designed to protect your flatware from scratches and damage. It fits perfectly in a standard buffet drawer. - MADE IN THE USA, KOSHER CERTIFIED: Hagerty is family owned and operated since 1895. The majority of our products are proudly made at our headquarters in Indiana. This silverware holder is certified Kosher by the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0000BVGP6 | | Best Sellers Rank | #29,657 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #161 in Flatware Organizers | | Brand Name | Hagerty | | Color | Blue | | Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (1,766) | | Finish Types | Polished | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00011130191117 | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 12"D x 2.5"W x 19"H | | Item Type Name | Drawer Liner | | Item Weight | 1 Pounds | | Manufacturer | Hagerty | | Manufacturer Part Number | 19111 | | Material Type | Man-Made-Material | | Model Number | 19111 | | Number of Compartments | 3 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Other Special Features of the Product | Air Tight | | Shape | Rectangular | | Specific Uses For Product | Utensils | | UPC | 011130191117 | | Unit Count | 1.5833 Square Feet | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Hagerty - **Color:** Blue - **Finish Type:** Polished - **Item Weight:** 1 Pounds - **Material:** Man-Made-Material - **Number of Compartments:** 3 - **Product Dimensions:** 12"D x 2.5"W x 19"H - **Shape:** Rectangular - **Special Feature:** Air Tight - **Specific Uses For Product:** Utensils ## Images ![Hagerty Zippered Flatware Storage Drawer Liner - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71cO0lpJvBL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Is there any flexibility on the size of drawer this fits into? My silver storage has several shallow drawers but no lining and measures 10.5" by 18.75". Would the empty drawer liner fit into that size of drawer?** A: The bottom of the storage piece is plywood so it is not flexible. It definitely is 12" deep so it would not fit in a draw only 10.5" deep. **Q: How many slots for knives does this product have, and how many slots for other silverware (forks/spoons)? Will service for 24 fit?** A: Generally these silver chests hold a service for 12....but you can squeeze two knives in opposite directions.... and stack more that 12 spoons or forks. It also assumes you more than fork, knife and spoon such as salad forks, luncheon forks, and knives, in other words, extra pieces. It really depends how many pieces you have for a service for 24? I'd give it a try. It really is your only choice. **Q: What are the measurements?** A: What would you charge for a special order for 3 - 12X 18" ? **Q: Is this item gray? What is the difference from this one and of other Hagery liner in blue?** A: Mine is a pretty shade of blue so not sure there is a difference but it certainly hold a lot. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best of TWO Brands - I compared them for you - See the details below *by A***R on April 4, 2019* OK – this is going to seem way too long, but I wanted clarification, and until I ought two brands, I would not have known these differences; I thought there might be other shoppers who care enough about these details, so I am writing this out, since the manufacturers did not give enough info in their descriptions. I ordered this item AND a nearly identical one from Reed and Barton, since I could not tell online whether they were the same or not. Here is the scoop: I thought these were just tarnish-free free-form bags into which I would place my flatware; I was wrong, but I still liked what the manufacturers made. These “drawer liners” are actually structured shapes which hold your silverware, and which have an outer shell (a zippered bag) to protect the whole assembly. There is a shaped, sturdy base, covered in tarnish-free felt, which is basically a flat rectangular base with two rows of “felted supports” attached to it. The rectangular base seemed to be stiff cardboard with a felt covering – I did not try to bend it, but could feel that it might bend with enough pressure; this is strong enough for its purpose, but you might want to know this is not solid wood or hard plastic or anything structural. It is strong enough to hold flatware, under normal use. One row of vertical felted supports is designed to hold your forks and spoons – there are 8 slots, spaced evenly apart; you’d have to divide up your flatware in stacks as you wish (the same way that a silver chest has slots for the vertical stacking of spoons). The other row of supports is designed to hold knives; there are individual 24 slots for knives. I put a few pieces in both types of slots to be sure they would not hit each other,: the flatware had enough room, and stayed separated. Once you have all your silver in the slots, you can then zipper the outer shell closed, and the entire “rectangular shape” is enclosed in the tarnish-free felt. Not airtight, but protected. Both brands are well made, and although the descriptions read that the dimensions varied, the base liner was only 1/4” longer on the Reed and Barton model. I put a few pieces of flatware in both brands, and both brands provided ample room. The ad and pictures are unclear, but BOTH brands provide built-in physical supports for the silverware. Felt-covered, fully shaped “holders” are there, to hold stacks of forks and spoons, and then the knives are each held independently in slots, to keep them separated. The knife slots on the Reed and Barton brand were extremely tight, if you have thick silverware, or if you have a style with wider (fat) handles. I think with time, the R&B slot might widen, but I felt more comfortable with the Hagerty brand – it still held my knife blades, but not so tightly. (And when zipped, the knives have nowhere else to “go”, so they are going to stay in place.) The amount of flatware you can stack vertically would be the same in both brands – the shaped “holders” were the same height. Major difference: R&B: The Reed and Barton brand has a soft fabric shell over its top (the zippered shell), but has a solid bottom, like a solid base with a textured surface (almost like a plastic base pad); it looks like they tried to make it a non-slide style surface on the bottom. It is still soft on the inside, which is what really matters, but the outside surface of the bottom of the R&B base has a textured surface that is NOT felt. R&B made their zippered “shell” ATTACHED to the rigid base, which means the zippered shell cannot be detached or removed; some people will want or prefer this rigid, all-in-one assembly, but I did not. I thought there might be a time that I will want to soak or wash the zippered shell, and that could not happen with the R&B brand, since it is attached to the rigid felt base. HAGERTY: The Hagerty brand is fully felted all over, and has the same style of rigid base, but the rigid base is not attached to the zippered covering. The zippered shell covering fits OVER the shaped structure, and does not have to stay attached – you can removed the zippered cover, like a bag. The rectangular base is fully felted and can stand alone (outside the bag) to hold your silverware, like on a table, without being encumbered by the zippered bag. (Not sure why anyone would set it out in the open, but the point is, you CAN. It might help when you are cleaning or storing your flatware, maybe.) This design means that the Hagerty brand outer shell can be fully removed from the shaped drawer liner, and washed if needed (this was important to me…) The Reed and Barton model had the zippered shell attached to the solid base, so the shaped liner cannot be separated from the zippered shell covering. Both brands had zipped shell coverings of a rectangular shape (like a box), which stand perpendicular to the table surface, if you hold up the shell as if it were full. I was worried that it might be round-shaped, or like a trapezoid, but they both were rectangular, to hold max volume. For some people (like me), who plan on stuffing this zippered shell FULL, this matters. The shell fabric is soft enough to lie flat against your silverware and lie against the shaped structure underneath, in both brands, but if you wish to fill up the rectangular volume, you can. The Reed and Barton one was about 3/8 of an inch taller, when you hold the shell up to its max height. For a 3-inch height, this was not enough difference to matter to me. Both shell styles had zippers around 3 sides, so you can open the zippered shell like a suitcase lid. Again, you could fully remove the support tray from the Hagerty brand, but you don’t need to, to fully access the enclosed silverware. You can open the R&B brand the same way, but removing the tray is not an option. Both shells seemed sturdy enough. The fabric was the same between them: soft and fuzzy; thin, but sturdy enough to protect flatware. (Except that the R&B brand had that solid surface on the bottom). Blue for Hagerty, brown for R&B. The fabric was thin enough to be easily folded or pressed down around the flatware, which makes it compact and soft; this also means it could probably be punctured easily, but most of us who are trying to protect out tableware will be careful with this. I kept the Hagerty brand for three reasons: 1. I wanted to be able to clean the outer shell, separated from the shaped structure, if I ever needed to. 2. I will likely (eventually) have more than one of these, stacked in a cabinet, or sitting on top of some dishes in a cabinet, and I wanted a soft surface on the bottom, instead of the hard plastic-like surface that the R&B brand had as its bottom. Both brands hold their shape, due to the rectangular base, but I wanted the exterior of the bottom to be soft, not plastic textured. 3. I have some loose silver cloth that I bought, AND I have a buffet that has a built-in silver cloth liner to lay over my flatware. If I wanted, I could use the Hagerty tray alone, outside of its zippered shell, in my drawer with silver cloth laid over it, and then use the Hagerty zippered shell bag to hold something else (like a platter, etc.). This gives this brand more usage, for me. Sorry I wrote so much, but this was an important purchase for me and my needs, and could not find the info online. Hope this helps! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Silverware storage. *by J***F on December 29, 2025* The product is exactly as represented. It fits nicely in my sideboard drawer. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Superb Quality *by S***D on December 10, 2025* Great Quality! Pretty big! Perfect if you have the space/drawer for it!! Be sure you double check the size you want! I returned it only because it was bigger than I could use. ## Frequently Bought Together - Hagerty Zippered Flatware Storage Drawer Liner –Tarnish Preventative Silverware Organizer, Large Container, Cutlery Holder, and Utensil Keeper Bag, Made in USA, Kosher Certified,Blue, 19" x 12" x 2.5" - Hagerty Silver Protection Strips, Jewelry Tarnish Prevention Strips for Jewelry Boxes and Enclosed Storage, Made In USA, Kosher Certified, 8-Pack, 2" x 7" - Hagerty Silversmiths' Polish, Professional Silver Cleaner and Tarnish Remover for Jewelry, Silverware, Gold and More, Kosher Certified, Made in USA, 8 Fl Oz --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.dk/products/4627500-hagerty-zippered-flatware-storage-drawer-liner](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/4627500-hagerty-zippered-flatware-storage-drawer-liner) --- *Product available on Desertcart Denmark* *Store origin: DK* *Last updated: 2026-04-23*