Arthur Price is a name synonymous with British elegance and craftsmanship in cutlery. Founded in 1902 by Arthur Price himself in Birmingham, the heart of England’s metalworking industry, the company began as a small silversmith operation with a bold ambition: to produce the finest cutlery in the world. By 1911, just nine years after its inception, Arthur Price achieved national acclaim as the official cutlery supplier for King George V’s coronation banquet—an extraordinary honour that set the tone for the brand’s prestige.

Throughout the 20th century, Arthur Price continued to grow, blending traditional silversmithing skills with innovation. The company became a pioneer in stainless steel cutlery in the 1920s and continued to refine its artistry with each generation. Family-run to this day, the brand remains committed to timeless design, quality, and heritage.

Arthur Price cutlery has graced royal tables, luxury liners like the Titanic, and homes around the world. More than just knives and forks, each piece tells a story of tradition, refinement, and pride in British craftsmanship—making it not only a household name, but a symbol of enduring elegance.