Genware Cutlery offers an ideal combination of performance, styleand value. We have now introduced four new patterns, exclusive tothe Genware Cutlery range, designed to encapsulate innovation andfunctionality. These new patterns (all of which are 18/0 stainless steeland highly polished) provide an eclectic mix of styles; from elegantsophistication through to strong and robust handling.

These new designs fit perfectly alongside our existing premiumcutlery patterns; Saffron and Florence.

In addition, Genware Parish Cutlery is hand polished offeringexcellent resistance to staining and pitting, while our MillenniumCutlery provides good cutting blades for volume users.

Genware Cutlery

Versatile Cutlery designs with functionality,

quality and value that’s durable

Teardrop

Cutlery

Formerly a senior designer at RoyalWorcester, where among other notableprojects he designed the shapes for theJamie Oliver range, Neil established hisdesign and development consultancy in2008. Since then he has worked ondeveloping a number of key ranges forGenware.

“The Teardrop range of cutlerywas designed to create an elegantdining experience. Long flowinglines and simple sec�ons reflectthe refined and fluid appearancefor an a�rac�ve, uncomplicatedlook and feel.”Neil Jeffree

Slim

Cutlery

“With the Slim range we havedeveloped a simple andcontemporary look that suggestsmodern elegance. The feeling ofsymmetry is projected with eachpiece through its curved pa�ernand good balance.”Neil Jeffree

Formerly a senior designer at RoyalWorcester, where among other notableprojects he designed the shapes for theJamie Oliver range, Neil established hisdesign and development consultancy in2008. Since then he has worked ondeveloping a number of key ranges forGenware.

Baguette

Cutlery

“Bague�e emphasises tradi�onwithout compromising onmodern style. This pa�ern hasan unclu�ered look with eachpiece carefully designed intandem with one another.”Neil Jeffree

Formerly a senior designer at RoyalWorcester, where among other notableprojects he designed the shapes for theJamie Oliver range, Neil established hisdesign and development consultancy in2008. Since then he has worked ondeveloping a number of key ranges forGenware.

Square

Formerly a senior designer at RoyalWorcester, where among other notableprojects he designed the shapes for theJamie Oliver range, Neil established hisdesign and development consultancy in2008. Since then he has worked ondeveloping a number of key ranges forGenware.

“The Square design offers a morerobust looking pa�ern. It evokesa feeling of strength through itsweight, thicker sec�ons and itswider propor�ons, with just ahint of so� curves for addedcomfort in use.”Neil Jeffree

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Saffron

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Florence

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