Fiddle Vintage Steak 12 Piece Set by Charingworth
by Charingworth
£164 £82
In stock normally despatched in 1-3 working days only 11 left.
Capturing the spirit of the iconic pattern, the Fiddle Vintage Satin set has been modified to bring it into the 21st century.
Product Story
A pattern with well-established history, originating in France, Fiddle first made an appearance in England around the 1760’s, with the early versions of the pattern featuring prominent shoulders on the stem near the bowl. The team at Charingworth have modified the pattern bringing it into the 21st century, with plenty of details that capture the spirit of this iconic pattern.
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Dishwasher safe.
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Beautiful vintage satin finish.
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25 year guarantee from Charingworth.
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Made from premium quality 18-0 stainless steel.
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Features contemporary curves for formal and relaxed dining with Charingworth logo embossed onto each piece.
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Specifications
Dimensions
| Length | Weight | Quantity | |
| Steak Knife | 24.7cm | 100g | 6x |
| Steak Fork | 21cm | 80g | 6x |
Materials & Information
| Material | 18-0 Stainless Steel |
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Designed By William Welch
William Welch FSCD MA (RCA) is an award-winning British Industrial Designer. His father was also one of the most recognised Industrial Designers, in post-war Britain. William’s enthusiasm, and attention to detail, really shows in his original cutlery designs, which push the boundaries of traditional cutlery.
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