About this pattern

Carrs JESMOND Sterling Silver Cutlery

Created in 1925 by William Pulling and William Turner, Jesmond evokes the glamour of the 1920s. A sleek single-line border and a refined scroll at the handle tip make it simple enough for every day yet special enough to impress.

Part of the Carrs Sterling Silver collection, Jesmond is handmade to order in Sheffield, England, from 925 sterling silver, hallmarked for authenticity, and is dishwasher safe. Also available in silver plate.

Choose a complete set by the number of place settings you need, from a single setting to a service for twelve, or buy individual pieces to build your own.

Serving and ancillary pieces, from ladles to cake knives, let you carry Jesmond across the whole table. Every piece is handmade to order in Sheffield and dishwasher safe.

Features of the Carrs Sterling Silver Collection

  • Genuine sterling silver
  • British hallmark — independently tested
  • Handcrafted in Sheffield
  • Dishwasher safe — made to be used
  • 28 classic and contemporary designs
  • Sets and individual pieces available
Hallmarked for purity

Hallmarked for purity

Every piece bears a British hallmark confirming the legal standard of silver purity.

Handcrafted in Sheffield

Handcrafted in Sheffield

Traditional silversmith skills with careful finishing and modern precision.

An heirloom gift

An heirloom gift

For weddings, anniversaries and christenings — to be used and treasured for generations.

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Carrs Silver

About the brand

Founded by Ron Carr in 1976, Carrs Silver is one of the UK's premier manufacturers of fine silverware — still family-run, and making every piece at its own Sheffield site.

Carrs is the only UK silverware company to fabricate silver on site — melting, casting, rolling and forming — combining metal-spinning, silversmithing and buffing with modern technology.

Many staff are second-generation Carrs craftspeople, with apprentices learning alongside them. Sterling pieces are British hallmarked; silver plate is 20 microns over EPNS.

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