Malvern
Simple lines carried into a softly squared base.
A generous, approachable pattern with simple lines and handles that open gradually towards a softly squared base.
About the series
Malvern, considered for the table
The collection takes its name from the Malvern Hills, where Robert Welch often walked for inspiration. The smooth transitions and gently expanding outline echo the sense of rolling landscape without relying on decorative detail.
Made in a lighter 3.5 mm gauge, Malvern has an easy, balanced feel in the hand. Its understated form gives the collection a natural place in both relaxed and more considered table settings.
Series guide
Questions about Malvern
What defines Robert Welch Malvern cutlery?
A generous, approachable pattern with simple lines and handles that open gradually towards a softly squared base.
What material is Robert Welch Malvern cutlery made from?
The spoons and forks are made from high-quality 18/10 stainless steel, while the knives use specially hardened stainless steel to support a durable cutting edge.
What does Cutlery Collection 3.5 mean?
Cutlery Collection 3.5 uses a 3.5 mm gauge. This gives the cutlery a lighter feel while maintaining balance and control.
What is the design story behind Robert Welch Malvern?
Malvern is named after the rolling Malvern Hills, where Robert Welch often walked for inspiration. The collection translates that sense of gentle movement into a softly widening handle and an understated outline.
How should Robert Welch Malvern cutlery be cared for?
Robert Welch describes its stainless-steel cutlery as dishwasher safe. Food residues should be removed promptly, abrasive cleaners avoided and pieces dried thoroughly after hand washing.