Nicolson Russell16 or 24 Piece Bella Casa Cutlery Set (Multiple Colours available)
R479
About
Bella Casa is Italian means ‘beautiful home’. Now you can create a beautiful home with subtle touches with any of these perfect colour ranges from Nicolson Russell.
This range is titanium plated and looks fantastic in all the available colours. It comes packaged in 4pc cutlery set comprising of a dinner knife, dinner fork, dinner spoon and teaspoon. It is made from 18/4 stainless steel and plated with titanium.
Hand-wash is recommended to retain shine and longevity. Box comes with How To Care For Instructions. It is not dishwasher safe. This product does require special care and handling.
Great thought and special personal attention have been put into every piece of cutlery that we manufacture. Our knives are all made from solid stainless steel, correctly weighed for perfect balance. Our forks are all made with a certain handle-length, the prongs sharp and having a specific curvature. Our spoons are all made to a certain depth. They are all pieces of art.
We believe that these pieces will form part of some of your life’s more memorable moments.
Product Features
- Solid stainless steel
- Available in 16 or 24 piece
- Colour options:
- Gold
- Matte Gold
- Rose Gold
- Matte Silver
- Easy to clean and care for
- Dishwasher safe
Sets include
- 16-Piece:
- 4x Dinner Knives
- 4x Dinner Forks
- 4x Dinner Spoons
- 4x Teaspoons
- 24-piece
- 6x Dinner Knives
- 6x Dinner Forks
- 6x Dinner Spoons
- 6x Teaspoons
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