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Black Handled Carving Set

$420.00

Handmade in the United Kingdom, David Mellor's black-handled knives have a distinctive, modern look. Ice hardening the high carbon stainless steel makes the blades exceptionally sharp, akin to professional kitchen knives. The blades are then micro-serrated for effortless cutting and their acetal resin handles incorporate an internal back weight, giving an excellent balance and grip. 

    It comes in a specially designed wooden box with a sliding lid, perfect as a gift and the handmade box can provide permanent safe storage.

    The black handle knife collection was designed by Mellor's son, Corin Mellor.

    DETAILS

    This carving set contains:
    - Elliptical-shaped carving knife with guard 22.5cm
    - 2-pronged carving fork 30cm
    - Sharpening steel 37cm

    CARE

    While David Mellor knives are technically dishwasher safe, we recommend washing and thoroughly drying by hand after each use to promote longevity. Knives that are left to sit in food, water residue or dishwashers at the end of their cycle could develop pits and stains. If stubborn stains do appear, use a stainless steel cleaner.

    MEET THE MAKER

    Known primarily for his flatware, exceptional kitchen knives and two London stores, David Mellor is celebrated for his contribution to British design. Having been commissioned both by 10 Downing Street and Queen Elizabeth II, the industrial designer's work spans decades and has a permanent home in London's Design Museum. David Mellor died in 2009, yet his work is carried on by his son Corin, who continues to produce timeless, quality pieces for the brand.

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