Name: Arthur Price Classic Kings Pastry Forks - Set of 6 | Premium Cutlery
SKU: AGFYD 8181
Price: 14.97 GBP
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Arthur Price Classic Kings Set of 6 Stainless Steel Pastry Forks - Elegant Cutlery for Dining

Original price was: £21.38.Current price is: £14.97.

Enhance your table setting with the Arthur Price Classic Kings Set of 6 Pastry Forks. These forks are designed for both functionality and elegance, making them perfect for serving pastries, desserts, and other delicate dishes.
Crafted from premium stainless steel, these pastry forks are durable, rust-resistant, and easy to clean. The timeless design ensures they complement any dining occasion, from casual meals to formal gatherings.
Each set includes six pastry forks, providing enough pieces for family dinners or entertaining guests. The ergonomic design ensures a comfortable grip, making them a pleasure to use.
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SKU: AGFYD 8181 Categories: Cutlery, Forks

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Arthur Price Classic Kings Set of 6 Pastry Forks

Arthur Price Classic Kings Cutlery – Exceptional design heritage Looking for timeless classic patterns with outstanding heritage and a commitment to the finest quality manufacturing and service? These are the hallmarks of Arthur Price Classic Stainless Steel Cutlery – where the traditions of four generations go into creating every piece of cutlery. The Classic Collection epitomises an understated elegance, which is so quintessentially English. Dishwasher safe mirror polished 18/10 stainless steel, 50 year guarantee.

Kings is a direct descendant of an older pattern called Fiddle Thread and Shell. This practical adaption first appeared around 1817 and is still enormously popular today