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Canteen box for Paris, English and Chelsea cutlery oak

£175.00
David Mellor collection.

Made for David Mellor in a small specialist workshop. Corin Mellor's take on the traditional cutlery canteen is beautifully proportioned with fine chrome-plated hinges. Black stained oak box that comes with a specially shaped insert for David Mellor Paris, English and Chelsea cutlery. Canteen holds 6 place settings as standard, but can hold up to 12 when purchased with an additional Knife Rack.

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£175.00
In stock
SKU
1000066
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Width (mm) 295
Height (mm) 110
Length (mm) 525
Material Black stained Oak
Microwave safe No
David Mellor Design operates on the simple principle that well designed tableware is a vital part of any interior. The company was set up by David Mellor, Royal Designer for Industry, in the 1950s. The first and now famous David Mellor shop opened in Sloane Square, London, in 1969 and soon became a focal point of Swinging Sixties Chelsea and remains one of London’s most original and individual shops. We run our own design office within the company and so the David Mellor collection is constantly evolving. Many of our products are designed by Corin Mellor, Creative Director, exclusively for the David Mellor shops and are produced by specially selected workshop producers and manufacturers. David Mellor now holds one of the most impressive collections of the finest British Crafts and sophisticated modern tableware and kitchenware, including the world famous David Mellor Cutlery, to be found on the international scene.
David Mellor was one of the great 20th century designers with an international reputation for his cutlery. He was born in Sheffield and trained originally as a silversmith. Examples of his metalwork are in museum collections as over the world. David Mellor established his first workshop in 1973 before moving production to his purpose-built factory, The Round Building in Hathersage, Derbyshire, in 1990. He has drawn on Sheffield traditions of craftsmanship in evolving a product altogether of our time.