Radford
Traditional balance, redrawn with modern precision.
A modern interpretation of traditional eighteenth-century English cutlery, defined by balanced proportions, long tines and a calm, timeless profile.
About the series
Radford, considered for the table
The design began as Premier, created by Robert Radford Welch in 1984 as a contemporary counterpart to Georgian cutlery. It was refined and relaunched as Radford in 2003, preserving the original sense of weight and proportion while sharpening the details for modern dining.
Made in a substantial 5.0 mm gauge, Radford is designed to feel carefully balanced in the hand. Its restrained silhouette allows it to move easily between everyday table settings and more formal occasions.
Series guide
Questions about Radford
What defines Robert Welch Radford cutlery?
A modern interpretation of traditional eighteenth-century English cutlery, defined by balanced proportions, long tines and a calm, timeless profile.
What material is Robert Welch Radford 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 5.0 mean?
Cutlery Collection 5.0 uses a 5.0 mm gauge. This heavier gauge is designed to create a more substantial feel, balance and comfort.
What is the design story behind Robert Welch Radford?
Radford evolved from Premier, designed by Robert Radford Welch in 1984 as a modern counterpart to Georgian cutlery. The pattern was refined, renamed and relaunched as Radford in 2003.
How should Robert Welch Radford 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.