Bud Bright Cutlery

Award-winning, Bud Bright cutlery is inspired by the buds of lotus flowers and water lilies, with a stem-like straight handle. It is a graceful and contemporary addition to a modern table setting. Bud Bright cutlery is made from the finest quality 18/10 stainless steel and is part of Collection 5.0®.

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Bud Bright Table Knife Bud Bright Table Knife

Bud Bright

Table Knife

£8.50
£8.50
Bud Bright Side Fork Bud Bright Side Fork

Bud Bright

Side Fork

£7
£7
Bud Bright Side Knife Bud Bright Side Knife

Bud Bright

Side Knife

£7.75
£7.75
Bud Bright Soup Spoon Bud Bright Soup Spoon

Bud Bright

Soup Spoon

£7.75
£7.75
Bud Bright Dessert Spoon Bud Bright Dessert Spoon

Bud Bright

Dessert Spoon

£7
£7
Bud Bright English Teaspoon Bud Bright English Teaspoon

Bud Bright

English Teaspoon

£4.25
£4.25
Bud Bright Butter Knife Bud Bright Butter Knife

Bud Bright

Butter Knife

£5.75
£5.75
Bud Bright Coffee Spoon Bud Bright Coffee / Espresso Spoon

Bud Bright

Coffee / Espresso Spoon

£4
£4

FULLY REFUNDABLE

Cutlery Sample Service

Choose up to 3 different three-piece sample sets from our wide range of award-winning British designed cutlery (available to mainland UK customers only).

Bud Bright Fish Knife Bud Bright Fish Knife

Bud Bright

Fish Knife

£7.75
£7.75
Bud Bright Long Handled (Latte) Spoon Bud Bright Long Handled Spoon

Bud Bright

Long Handled Spoon

£6.75
£6.75
Bud Bright Mini Fork Bud Bright Canape Fork

Bud Bright

Canape Fork

£5
£5

Design Story: Bud

Taking inspiration from the bud of the lotus, this pattern really captures the formal beauty of nature. The tightly wrapped and pointed shoot of the flower appears through foliage floating on the water’s surface - a tall, slender stem, unfurling and fragrant.

It was intended to suit a more refined style of dining emerging at the time and Kit deBretton Gordon recalls her brief: "an elongated design with a delicacy to mirror the elegance of fine dining. I loved creating something unique and unlike anything we had in the Robert Welch portfolio at the time."