Cutlery Sets - Designs

William Turner Cutlers provide a wide range of designs. Please select your preferred design before viewing the products.

CLASSIC DESIGNS

A design with French influence and with similarities to the Rattail pattern. The understated pattern will blend well with any setting, traditional or modern.

Designed by the renowned silversmith Hester Bateman, using a simple beaded border in a neo-classical style. The bead originated from the popularity of bead jewellery during this time.

Designed in 1930 by William Buterill of William Turner & Co. The delicate art deco design is the most well known company design and copied worldwide.

Originally dating from 1750, this classic yet simple design has stood the test of time and to this day remains very popular and shines within a traditional or more modern table setting.

A pattern that has been in use in England from around 1739 but has origins dating back to the Roman Empire. An elegant time traveller that will never really date.

Designed in the early 1700's. Derived from hand forgings and named after theshape of a fiddle.

The earliest English pattern originating around 1600. Developed from the traditional hand forging with the central rib (rat-tail) providing extra rigidity to the handle.

ELEGANT DESIGNS

The sheer simplicity of Continental Thread makes a classical design statement. A pattern that relects pure quality.

A design from the start of the 19th century, believed to be inspired by the work of Thomas Chippendale.

An art deco design reflecting classical / greek architecture but designed only in 1920.

Named after the birthplace of William Turner, this pattern was designed in 1930 by Herbert Pulling of William Turner & Co.

The most popular of English patterns. It dates from around 1820 and was heavily influenced by the décor and ornamentation of the period.

A French design from the period of Napoleon II with a very distinctive rich ornamentation.

The delicate detail of this pattern has been appreciated by discerning diners for more than two centuries. Understated elegance that will grace any table.