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Worth Fighting For - Mid-Century 44 Piece Viners Studio Bark Cutlery Set by Gerald Benney

$275.00

I was introduced to this set by a friend and colleague, a mid-century expert who is a true source of knowledge. We admired it, considered it and sighed when it appeared to be sold.

Then it came back. This time there was no hesitation. That never happens.

It is a striking 44-piece cutlery set is from the Viners Studio range, designed in the 1960s by renowned British silversmith Gerald Benney.

The distinctive bark-textured handles give it a strong mid-century presence – tactile, design-led and beautiful. Made in Sheffield from stainless steel and presented in its original wooden box with deep green lining.

This set really does wow.

I was introduced to this set by a friend and colleague, a mid-century expert who is a true source of knowledge. We admired it, considered it and sighed when it appeared to be sold.

Then it came back. This time there was no hesitation. That never happens.

It is a striking 44-piece cutlery set is from the Viners Studio range, designed in the 1960s by renowned British silversmith Gerald Benney.

The distinctive bark-textured handles give it a strong mid-century presence – tactile, design-led and beautiful. Made in Sheffield from stainless steel and presented in its original wooden box with deep green lining.

This set really does wow.

  • 44 pieces (place settings for six)
    - 12 knives (entree and main)
    - 12 forks (entree and main)
    - 6 dessert spoons
    - 6 teaspoons
    - 2 serving spoons

    Viners Studio, Sheffield
    Designed by Gerald Benney, 1960s
    Stainless steel
    Original wooden storage box with deep green lining

    The knives have smooth, non-serrated blades, typical of mid-century table settings.

  • Very good vintage condition. The set appears to have seen light use, with minor surface marks consistent with age and normal use. The box is clean and well presented. Overall, the set displays beautifully and is ready for your use.

  • Designed for modern living in the 1960s, this set feels just as relevant today. Strong, impressive and practical, it works beautifully for everyday dining.

    And for the serious steak lovers, remember there’s always room at the table for a set of steak knives.