Cutlery designer/manufacturer
David Mellor - supplier of stunning cutlery to many super yachts - has been
selected to represent British design excellence in the V&A’s major 2012
exhibition, ‘British Design 1948–2012: Innovation in the Modern Age’.
David
Mellor’s iconic ‘Pride’ range of Silver Plate cutlery is amongst the key pieces
in the history of British design being shown to the world during this summers
major design exhibition.
Timed
to coincide with the 2012 London Olympics, the years blockbuster design exhibition
covers the period in British Design from the ‘Austerity Olympics’ of 1948 to
London 2012. Drawing from the V&A’s
unrivalled collections, the exhibition highlights significant moments in the
history of British post-war design and celebrates the innovation and creativity
of British designers like Mellor.
Traffic lights
Mellor’s
name is so synonymous with quality cutlery that it is easy to forget that his
was the vision behind many other world famous designs. By also featuring David Mellor’s iconic
Traffic Light System alongside his desirable jewellery like ‘Pride’ cutlery the
exhibitions demonstrates the versatility of Mellor’s work and the influence his
designs have had on British culture. From
machine tools to street furniture, typewriters to tableware, Mellor’s virtuoso
design extends far beyond the exquisite cutlery for which he is best known.
From 1953 to
the modern era
‘Pride’
cutlery was Mellor’s first and most elegant cutlery design. This acknowledged design classic has been in
continuous production since 1953 and has been the recipient of numerous design
awards. It has since been joined by
large selection of ground breaking cutlery designs – each more striking than
the next.
Each
of David Mellor’s many cutlery ranges represents the pinnacle of cutlery design
and manufacture and is the tableware of choice for any discerning yacht owner. If you are interested in investing in a true
design classic for your yacht visit David Mellor to view all available designs.
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