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  • who sells good cutlery?
  • reggiegasket
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    I’m thinking that any good department store would be the first port of call but maybe there is good stuff and so-so stuff.

    I figure this will last me a good while so worth buying decent kit…

    XTR spoons anyone?

    missingfrontallobe
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    Good as in Ti bling good, or good as in don’t care if they get marked in a dishwasher, lost down the drain kind of stuff?

    For the later, Ikea, for the former, try Selfdriges or John Lewis.

    jahwomble
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    tron
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    John Lewis is going to be the benchmark.

    That said, the dirt cheap Ikea stuff is pretty good, but eventually begins pitting.

    thomthumb
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    jahwomble has it.

    Surf-Mat
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    We got Arthur Price stuff for our wedding – pretty nice for eating off and apparently decent quality.

    Tracey
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    We bought some Viners Love Story 20 years ago and its still going strong

    Tracey

    cynic-al
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    My 10 year old Ikea stuff is going well. My JL stuff is a bit nicer. I’d check out ebay too if you want to save £.

    toby1
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    I’ve got some really bulky robert welch stuff from John Lewis – it’s heavy, for some reason I like to feel the steel when eating!

    one_happy_hippy
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    My Parents had Viners Love story stuff 30odd years ago and its still going!

    I however picked up another Viners set from TK Maxx for <10% of the retail value in John Lewis a few hundred yards away.

    cynic-al
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    Oh aye TKs usually has loads of this stuff in it.

    Remember kids…steel is real 😛

    Moses
    Full Member

    30 years later, Viners Prestige is still doing well. They’re not as shiny as they were new, but pretty good.

    tails
    Free Member

    Or if you want some contemporary stuff have a look here http://www.alessi.com/en/category/cutlery-sets-141/1/4

    PiknMix
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    David Mellor does some awesome cutlery, I want.. I want a lot!

    docrobster
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    +1 for david mellor
    Shop is handy if you’re in the dark peak for a ride at any time too. (hathersage)
    Wife came back from there the other week with a new kitchen knife. Didn’t ask how much it cost.

    PiknMix
    Free Member

    docrobster – Member

    Wife came back from there the other week with a new kitchen knife. Didn’t ask how much it cost.

    Lots 😉

    I had lunch in there the other day and found the greatest sarnie filling ever, Cream cheese, date and mint mmmmm mmmmm. I love that place so much.

    Shibboleth
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    Viners/Oneida are good quality, Villeroy & Boch is probably about the best. I have sets from both makers as I do work for them, but the ones I have are aimed at the catering industry. I’m pretty sure they do retail versions of all the major patterns though.

    reggiegasket
    Free Member

    cheers all

    some good ideas there

    Pook
    Full Member

    Can I strongly recommend The Famous Sheffield Shop, who not only supply brilliant David Mellor stuff, but also have a full range of other Sheffield little mesters’ work

    Nice site too.

    futonrivercrossing
    Free Member

    David Mellor – used them for our wedding list – lovely.

    chickadee
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    It’s not cool but John Lewis. Habitat also have some nice stuff but it’s not high-end. Worth checking TK Maxx too as they have remainder lines of decent stuff at a fraction of the price.

    Elfinsafety
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    No no no forget all that rubbish;

    What you need, is yer Arne Jacobsen for George Jensen classic Steel Cutlery set, as featured in the film ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’:

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