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Robert Welch Signature knives offer a new vision for the kitchen knife

by clarkexava@yahoo.com

The winner of the trophy Cutting Edge PH / CHA Financial Excellence Awards in 2009, Robert Welch Signature knives sets a new standard in kitchen knives, and the story behind the trip said the craft, the company goes through this British family.

The late Robert Welch began his career in 1955 in design and is credited with some of the most important and influential British design in detail in the last 50 years. Among themKitchen Devils Professional Knife from the year 1984, the Chantry Classic Knife Sharpener and luxury kitchen appliances, do not forget the continuing work of the silverware.

Now his children, Rupert and Alice are at the head of the company, the performance of his work and takes it to new levels, the main change, a new brand marketing Robert Welch on his own.

It all started in 1991 when Rupert on a change of career decision and joined the small group led by Robert Welch. Hewrote a business plan for the company to a new location for its work to create its own brand, rather than direct orders from well-known names known. Robert has not been strong, but the first set of Rupert transform its vision into reality anyway. Alice, like a career change of beauty treatments for the public relations and visual merchandising for the company had to take. It is now director of marketing and proof of the success of brother-sister team is impressive.

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19.04.11

LONDON.- Pieces by the most influential British gold and silversmith of the last century, Gerald Benney, are for sale in the Silver Auction (including post-war silver) at Bonhams Knightsbridge on 25 May.

It follows the highly successful sale of Benney’s work last December which made more than £150,000. The star lot in May’s sale is a silver-gilt and enamelled teapot, from 1991, estimated at between £4,000-6,000. This is the only known example to have appeared at auction. The teapot features Benney’s distinctive ‘Bark Finish’ – the surface texturing of silver which became his signature and influenced contemporary silver design for almost two decades. He discovered this by accident when he mistakenly used a hammer with a damaged head and liked the effect it produced.

Other pieces in the sale include a silver and gold box (£3,000-4,000); eight silver and enamelled beakers, (£3,500-5,000; a pair of silver and enamelled egg cups, (£3,000-5,000);

Source: Art Daily