David Mellor Design Classic Stainless Steel Cutlery shelving Stevens’s dynamic creativity can be

Stevens’s dynamic creativity can be seen not only on the High Street but his most successful ranges are also part of the permanent collections of the V&A Museum and Frankfurt’s Museum of the Contemporary Applied Arts

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There are many types of stainless steel and 18/10 is considered the highest quality and best suited to everyday use and

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David Mellor Design Classic Stainless Steel Cutlery shelving Stevens’s dynamic creativity can beAn almost timeless pattern characterized by fine proportions and the precise detailing so typical of David Mellor. Perfect in either modern or traditional settings. The understated shape is wonderfully classy. Designed in 1984, the Classic range has a subtler look than most stainless steel cutlery. The distinctive design feature of Classic is the gentle facet around the edge of the knife handle, spoon and fork. The cutlery is hand polished to give a