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Lazuras,sorry I didn't realize he sold the Mellor stuff,I don't think Don did.

 

Yes Don did too, I used to chat to him at Mellors.

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There are still some manufacturers of table cutlery and kitchen knives in Sheffield. The following links may help

 

http://www.s-staniforth.co.uk/index.php

 

http://www.williamturnersheffield.com/static/

 

http://www.sheffield-cutlery.com/

 

http://www.premiercutlery.co.uk/

 

http://www.sheffieldknives.co.uk/

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is there any cutlery experts on the forum who can advise as to what is the best sort of carving knives to buy for general household use.I have been told that you cannot sharpen stainless to a good degree of sharpness and that the best carving knives should have carbon in their make up,is this correct and I apoligise if I have hijacked this thread but I am sure this info could be of use to the original poster.

 

Stainless with a higher carbon content does tend to sharpen better, and hold it's edge better. When considering a purchase, as with most things, you get what you pay for. Buy the best you can afford.

 

Beware of fake knives around this time of the year, particularly Global, Wusthof, Victorinox and Shun Steel - they are poor imitations, and not worth the risk. Always buy from a reputable company to avoid that risk.

 

I am always more than willing to give free advice - drop me a line via the contact form at http://www.ultra-sharp.co.uk

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I used to sell Sheffield made cutlery, pewter, silver and carving sets. I still have a few items left ( brand new ) if you are still looking. Stag handled 3 pce carving sets some in wooden presentation cases. email me at [email protected]

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try cole bros stock lots of eye witness stuff . they also make coles own brand

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Kelham island museum sell a large selection of sheffield cutlery you can also see haw they have been made in the museum

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To my certain knowledge there are no stainless steel table or desert knife blades forged in Sheffield since Carrs closed down the forges of Jessops &Rutland .

In addition i know of no stainless steel stamping of blanks in Sheffield at the present time.I am referring to spoons,forks& knife handles in Parish patterns or any other pattern.

 

Every stainless pattern is imported which is a great shame as 2013 is the centenary of the introduction of stainless steel in Sheffield in 1913.

 

I am the last of 5 generations in the trade.So i do have a good knowledge of how these thing work.

 

shebba

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To my certain knowledge there are no stainless steel table or desert knife blades forged in Sheffield since Carrs closed down the forges of Jessops &Rutland .

In addition i know of no stainless steel stamping of blanks in Sheffield at the present time.I am referring to spoons,forks& knife handles in Parish patterns or any other pattern.

 

Every stainless pattern is imported which is a great shame as 2013 is the centenary of the introduction of stainless steel in Sheffield in 1913.

 

I am the last of 5 generations in the trade.So i do have a good knowledge of how these thing work.

 

shebba

Has Nickel Blanks ceased making blanks?

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Nickel Blanks bought out Ronnie Carrs but don't do stainless steel.

 

shebba

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Taylors eye blades are made in China . I thought I had found some made in Sheffield knives today .Then I read the small print.. made in china .Very disappointed.

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abbeydale industrial hamlet man still make them and sells them

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Sorry just to clarify Carrs do stainless steel but it's all imported!

 

shebba

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