Cutlery
We stock an extensive range of fine cutlery. From the highest quality traditional imported Christofle and Sheffield Silverplate to more modern, functional, stainless steels designs. There is something to suit everyones personal taste.

 
Aria For the most discerning customer, Christofle has been producing the highest quality cutlery and silverware since 1830.

 
Bead Available in: Electroplated Nickel Silver, Silver-plate on Stainless Steel, 18/8 Stainless Steel. The attractive beaded border has gained immense popularity for this pattern, which enjoys considerable importance in the French styling of cutlery.

 
Dubarry Available in: Electroplated Nickel Silver, Silver-plate on Stainless Steel, 18/10 Stainless Steel. An elegant design of classical simplicity following the unmistakable influence of the famous Thomas Chippendale.

 
Harley Available in: Electroplated Nickel Silver, Silver-plate on Stainless Steel, 18/10 Stainless Steel. A later development on the lines of Grecian, this pattern was first designed in Sheffield, England.

 
Jessica Available in: 18/10 Stainless Steel. Sophisticated elegance characterises the fine quality of our cutlery and is suitable for both home and upmarket restaurants.

 
Kings Available in: Electroplated Nickel Silver, Silver-plate on Stainless Steel, 18/10 Stainless Steel. One of the best known and well-loved cutlery patterns, established in 1820. The Prince Regent, later to become George IV, encouraged elaborate ornamentation in the classical style

 
Megan Available in: Silver-plate on Stainless Steel, 18/10 Stainless Steel. Megan is the evolution of two sophisticated styles - the antique English Fiddle pattern and the German pattern, Spaten. The result is a beautiful, simplistic look, modern and streamlined yet superbly balanced between delicacy and functionality.

 
Mystique Available in: 18/10 Stainless Steel. Modern, functional, practical and the newest of the top-of-the-range with stunning design.

 
Rattail Available in: 18/10 Stainless Steel and Electroplated Nickel Silver. One of the first patterns of English cutlery first produced in this formal style about 1750.