If a fork was made out of gold, would it still be considered silverware?

It rises to the elevated state known as “flatware”.

You'll have to ask someone who was born with a silver spoon in their mouth.  : )

Well around here I've heard plastic forks called plastic silverware.  So maybe it's safe to assume that it would be called gold silverware. 

Nope.
Only eating/serving utensils made from (or coated in) silver are officially "silverware".

My flatware is Gold as are many of my place-settings.
Its beautiful and I never refer to it as Silverware.

We have a MORON in the White House that cannot even spell his wife's name, tweet anything without spelling it wrong, and cannot put two thoughts together and you are worried about calling an eating implement silver instead of gold?

That is rich.

Why don't you ask TRUMP, the stable genius dictator,  what he wants to call it.  Then make sure you follow up every other hour to see what he says now about it.  And then gently remind him what you were talking about in the first place.  He tends to forget things after, say,  five minutes or so.

It is still silverware.  It is not called silverware anymore because of the material the utensils are made of.  Everything is silverware, even the plastic stuff. This post was edited by WM BARR . =ABSOLUTE TRASH at September 12, 2019 10:24 AM MDT