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Arthur Price
Arthur Price Blackthorn
Two British icons meet at the table. Arthur Price, renowned for fine cutlery since 1902, collaborates with Morris & Co., guardians of design legacy, to create Blackthorn a cutlery range inspired by the storied 1890s Blackthorn pattern. The result blends timeless Arts & Crafts artistry with modern dining performance.
Crafted from high-grade stainless steel with a reassuring weight and a polished finish, this is cutlery made to be used, admired, and enjoyed every day.
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Crafted from high-grade stainless steel with a reassuring weight and a polished finish, this is cutlery made to be used, admired, and enjoyed every day.

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Arthur Price Blackthorn
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Why you'll love Blackthorn
Heritage design: a Morris & Co. classic reimagined for the modern table
Arthur Price craftsmanship: beautifully balanced pieces with a smooth, mirror polish
Durable stainless steel for everyday dining and special occasions
Thoughtful details across knives, forks, spoons and serving pieces
Elegantly boxed—perfect for gifting or elevating your own place settings
Set options
24-piece and 44-piece sets for family dining
16-piece starter sets for smaller households or first homes
Matching serving pieces to complete the look
Bring design history to every course with Blackthorn - where British craft meets enduring style.
Heritage design: a Morris & Co. classic reimagined for the modern table
Arthur Price craftsmanship: beautifully balanced pieces with a smooth, mirror polish
Durable stainless steel for everyday dining and special occasions
Thoughtful details across knives, forks, spoons and serving pieces
Elegantly boxed—perfect for gifting or elevating your own place settings
Set options
24-piece and 44-piece sets for family dining
16-piece starter sets for smaller households or first homes
Matching serving pieces to complete the look
Bring design history to every course with Blackthorn - where British craft meets enduring style.
