Malvern Bright Cutlery

Malvern Bright cutlery is a generous pattern, with simple lines and handles that flare to a soft square base. Named after the rolling hills where Robert Welch often walked for inspiration. Malvern Bright cutlery is made from the finest quality 18/10 stainless steel and is part of Collection 3.5®.

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Malvern Bright Gourmet Serving Spoon Malvern Bright Gourmet Serving Spoon

Malvern Bright

Gourmet Serving Spoon

£13
£13
Malvern Bright Long Handled (Latte) Spoon Malvern Bright Long Handled Spoon

Malvern Bright

Long Handled Spoon

£6
£6
Malvern Bright Pastry Fork Malvern Bright Pastry Fork

Malvern Bright

Pastry Fork

£6
£6
Malvern Bright Pie Server Malvern Bright Pie Server

Malvern Bright

Pie Server

£13.50
£13.50
Malvern Bright Round Bowl Soup Spoon Malvern Bright Round Bowl Soup Spoon

Malvern Bright

Round Bowl Soup Spoon

£5.25
£5.25
Malvern Bright Sauce Ladle Malvern Bright Sauce Ladle

Malvern Bright

Sauce Ladle

£13.50
£13.50
Malvern Bright Serving Fork Malvern Bright Serving Fork

Malvern Bright

Serving Fork

£10.50
£10.50
Malvern Bright Serving Spoon Malvern Bright Serving Spoon

Malvern Bright

Serving Spoon

£10.50
£10.50

FULLY REFUNDABLE

Cutlery Sample Service

Choose up to 3 different three-piece sample sets from our wide range of award-winning British designed cutlery (available to mainland UK customers only).

Malvern Bright Steak Knife Malvern Bright Steak Knife

Malvern Bright

Steak Knife

£6.75
£6.75
Malvern Bright Children's Fork Malvern Bright Children's Fork

Malvern Bright

Children's Fork

£6
£6
Malvern Bright Children's Knife Malvern Bright Children's Knife

Malvern Bright

Children's Knife

£7
£7
Malvern Bright Children's Spoon Malvern Bright Children's Spoon

Malvern Bright

Children's Spoon

£6
£6

Designing the Robert Welch way

Robert Radford Welch MBE, RDI was one of the most respected British designers of the 20th century. He believed that everyone should be able to use beautifully designed products in everyday life. After training as a silversmith at the Royal College of Art in London, he specialised in design for stainless steel, establishing a company in his own name in 1955.

Today, the company works to ensure its rich legacy remains an inspiration to the design team, whilst continuing to innovate in terms of technique and technology.