Trattoria Bright Cutlery

Trattoria Bright cutlery is inspired by European bistro dining. It is a redesign of a wooden handled range called Bistro which evolved from the 1960s desire for more casual dining. Trattoria Bright cutlery combines the finest 18/10 stainless steel with a smooth black handle and is part of the Master Collection.

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Trattoria Bright Cutlery Sample Set, 3 Piece Trattoria Bright Cutlery Sample Set, 3 Piece

Trattoria Bright

Cutlery Sample Set | 3 Piece

£18
£18
Trattoria Bright Cutlery Place Setting, 7 Piece Trattoria Bright Cutlery Place Setting, 7 Piece

Trattoria Bright

Cutlery Place Setting | 7 Piece

£38
£38
Trattoria Bright Cutlery Set, 24 Piece for 6 People Trattoria Bright Cutlery Set, 24 Piece for 6 People

Trattoria Bright

Cutlery Set | 24 Piece for 6 People

£120
£120
Trattoria Bright Cutlery Set, 42 Piece for 6 People Trattoria Bright Cutlery Set, 42 Piece for 6 People

Trattoria Bright

Cutlery Set | 42 Piece for 6 People

£200
£200
Trattoria Bright Cutlery Set, 56 Piece for 8 People Trattoria Bright Cutlery Set, 56 Piece for 8 People

Trattoria Bright

Cutlery Set | 56 Piece for 8 People

£255
£255
Trattoria Bright Steak Knife, Set of 6 Trattoria Bright Steak Knife, Set of 6

Trattoria Bright

Steak Knife | 6 Piece

£40.50
£40.50
Trattoria Bright Table Fork Trattoria Bright Table Fork

Trattoria Bright

Table Fork

£5.75
£5.75
Trattoria Bright Table Knife Trattoria Bright Table Knife

Trattoria Bright

Table Knife

£6.25
£6.25

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).

Trattoria Bright Side Fork Trattoria Bright Side Fork

Trattoria Bright

Side Fork

£5.25
£5.25
Trattoria Bright Side Knife Trattoria Bright Side Knife

Trattoria Bright

Side Knife

£5.75
£5.75
Trattoria Bright Soup Spoon Trattoria Bright Soup Spoon

Trattoria Bright

Soup Spoon

£6
£6

Design Story: Trattoria

Trattoria cutlery began life in the early 1960s as a set of handmade models for a range of kitchen knives. A steak knife was added, and it was this that sparked the idea for a new cutlery design. The knife project didn’t materialise, but Bistro wooden handled cutlery and 'steak eaters' was developed instead.

“I set great store by models and prototypes, and by working in three dimensions. With any new job I try to make something as quickly as possible. Having a workshop to do solid scribbles in has become absolutely vital to me” Robert Welch, c.1966