Product description
Product code: 73150160
Made in the UK
Grace your table with the elegant simplicity of the Old English collection from Arthur Price of England with this charming table knife. Evolved from Parish patterns popular in the 1750s, this range has been designed with balance, weight and timeless poise.
Exclusive to John Lewis, each item features a distinctive 'pip' on the handle that will complement any table setting.
With parts sourced from Asia, our Arthur Price products are finished in Sheffield, England from the highest grade sovereign stainless steel. Extra polishing throughout the manufacturing process adds more shine.
- Knives have hollow handles, offering a more desirable balance when held in the hand (bolsters also ground down and polished to ensure a seamless transition from handle to blade)
- Knives with smooth blades, enforcing premium quality
- Extra polishing throughout the manufacturing process adds more shine
We are no longer able to sell knives online. Please visit your local shop where our ranges are available for purchase.
Worth knowing: By law, we are not permitted to sell a knife or blade to any person under the age of 18. Criminal Justice Act 1988 (as amended). Offensive Weapons Act 2019.
Product specification
- Brand
- Arthur Price
- Care instructions
- Prolonged contact with water or a damp atmosphere should be avoided. Dry your cutlery as quickly as possible using a soft cloth. Avoid using scouring pads or abrasive sponges.
- Dimensions
- L24cm
- Dishwasher Safe
- Yes
- Finish
- Polished
- Guarantee
- Lifetime guarantee included
- Handle Type
- Stainless Steel
- Length of Blade
- 13cm
- Stainless Steel Grade
- 13/0
- Weight
- 83g
Brand information
Bringing you the art of cutlery and silverware since 1902, Arthur Price has over 100 years of experience in designing and manufacturing luxury cutlery and tableware.
Before founding the company Arthur Price spent 20 years working for other flatware companies around Birmingham. During this time he honed his skills, learnt about the flatware trade and began collecting second-hand machinery so he could start his own business with the family front room as his workshop.
As the business grew a factory was acquired and by 1911 products were being exported overseas, and were even supplied to the HMS Titanic. By the early 1920s Arthur Price had become the first company to products chromium-plate spoons and forks, which soon became stainless steel, and as a mark of their confidence and commitment to quality the company was also the first to provide guarantees against their products.
The business remains in the Price family, with the techniques of the trade being perfected over four generations. What hasn’t changed is the family ethos of putting quality design and craftsmanship over everything. These values are clear in all the collections available today.