Old English Stainless Steel Cutlery

The Old English Cutlery pattern is plain in style with a rounded terminal. This was the most commonly produced pattern during the last 30 years of the 18th century, before being superseded by the Fiddle pattern in the early 19th Century. However, its production continued throughout the 19th and 20th centuries and is now a classic common pattern.

Sheffield is the birthplace of Stainless Steel and in honour of this this Stainless Steel cutlery collection is hand made in the Legacy Silverware cutlery factory using the finest local 18/10 stainless steel.

The 24 piece set comprises 6 x Table Knives, 6 x Table Forks, 6 x Dessert Spoons and 6 x Tea Spoon and comes in a Legacy Silverware box.

The 44 piece place setting comprises of 6 x Table Knife, 6 x Dessert Knife, 6 x Table Fork, 6 x Dessert Fork, 6 x Soup Spoon, 6 x Dessert Spoon and 6 x Tea Spoon and 2 x Table/Serving Spoons and is presented in a beautiful oak canteen box

The 86 piece place setting comprises of 12 x Table Knife, 12 x Dessert Knife, 12 x Table Fork, 12 x Dessert Fork, 12 x Soup Spoon, 12 x Dessert Spoon and 12 x Tea Spoon and 2 x Table/Serving Spoons and is presented in beautiful an oak canteen box

Legacy Silverware have been manufacturing in Sheffield since 1898 and have been the supplier to Royalty, Concorde and the Titanic. Their history is as rich as it is long and are proudly still manufactured in England.

Made in Sheffield