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Crafted from a soft blend of 92% organic cotton

Cut in a flattering straight fit

Robert Welch Arden Bright Serving Spoon colour_black but where might they beArden Bright cutlery has a simple yet striking design with delicate, graceful lines and gradually tapering handles. The slender, waisted handle of the knife disguises a surprising weight and width of comfort in the hand. Arden Bright cutlery takes its name from the ancient Forest of Arden, found in Warwickshire. The pattern achieved the Chicago Athenaeum Good Design Award for excellence in design in 2015 .