Plain Fiddle Pattern 44 Piece Stainless Steel Canteen of Cutlery - Made in Sheffield

★★★★★5.0(1 ratings)1 reviewed
£625.00
Not ready to buy?Email me when it drops to

Free. One email when it drops — no account needed.

Colour:
silver
‌
£625.00
Go to Shop

Cheaper alternatives in cups

See all

Complete the look

From champagne flutes and wine glass collection

Our productOpusDone Partner Programme — refer a business and earn recurring monthly commission

Hand made in Sheffield, England

Made using the finest Sheffield Stainless Steel

44 piece canteen includes 6 x 7 piece place settings + 2 serving pieces

Packaged in a light oak canteen case

Hand polished for a perfect mirror finish

More details

The design dates back to the 1700’s and takes its name from having the profile of the musical instrument. A timeless design that will complement and dining table. Our 7 piece place setting comprises of 1 x Table Knife, 1 x Dessert Knife, 1 x Table Fork, 1 x Dessert Fork, 1 x Soup Spoon, 1 x Dessert Spoon and 1 x Tea Spoon. The 44 piece canteen comprises of 6 x 7 piece place settings plus 2 x Table/Serving Spoons. This also comes in our Light Oak canteen.

Frequently Asked Questions

1How much does the Plain Fiddle Pattern 44 Piece Stainless Steel Canteen cost in the UK?

The Plain Fiddle Pattern 44 Piece Stainless Steel Canteen currently costs £625.00 from UK retailers. Our price tracker shows it has ranged from £625.00 to £625.00 over the past 1 days, with an average of £625.00.

2Is now a good time to buy the Plain Fiddle Pattern 44 Piece Stainless Steel Canteen?

Yes — at £625.00, the current price is at or near its 1-day low of £625.00. Based on our tracking, this is a good time to buy.

3What category is the Plain Fiddle Pattern 44 Piece Stainless Steel Canteen in?

The Plain Fiddle Pattern 44 Piece Stainless Steel Canteen is listed under Designer Cups & Mugs on 7 Interior Design. We track daily prices across Designer Cups & Mugs products so you can compare and find the best deal.

Customer Review

  • ★★★★★ Fiddle Cutlery
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 February 2020
    I have eaten with this manufacture ago at school (good/bad) and if it is good enough for the canteen. My Father had this pattern it is very old and dates back to the 17th century.
Have a question about this product?