David Mellor - Child's Cutlery Set Handmade be things of beauty

be things of beauty

The seat is hand-made in collaboration with the Danish socio-economic company ‘Blindes Arbejde’ which employs visually impaired people in the manufacturing of traditional

This is connoisseurs' cutlery for people who appreciate good food and has proved phenomenally popular since its introduction a few years ago

Kinto's ceramic tableware  is made entirely by hand in a traditional pottery village in Nagasaki

Heart notes of asahi guru maple

David Mellor - Child's Cutlery Set Handmade be things of beautyThe only really well designed cutlery for children. The Childs Set, ergonomically perfect for ages 2 10, is just as well made as adult David Mellor cutlery. The taper ground knife is gently rounded, the wide fork is good for scooping and there is a practical general purpose spoon. The set is colour coded with acetal resin handles for easy recognition by a young child. Since it was introduced in 1975 generations of children have enjoyed using it. So