Bedford 6-Piece Set
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Description
YAMACO ORIGINAL
The Yamazaki Bedford cutlery showcases a simple design that seamlessly combines tranquility and strength.
To care for your cutlery, wash it promptly after use with a soft sponge and mild detergent, then dry thoroughly with a soft towel. Avoid steel wool, metal scrapers, or harsh detergents to protect the surface. Handle with care to prevent scratches from drops or impacts, and polish occasionally to prevent tarnishing, even with infrequent use.
Made in Tsubame, Nigata, Japan
Details
- 6-Piece Set: 1 x Dinner Spoon, 1 x Dinner Fork, 1 x Dinner Knife, 1 x Tea Spoon, 1 x Cake Fork, 1 x Butter Knife
- 3-Piece Set: 1 x Dinner Spoon, 1 x Dinner Fork, 1 x Dinner Knife
- Material: 18-8 Stainless steel with matte finish
- Dinner Spoon 7.2"H
- Dinner Fork 7.3" H
- Dinner Knife 8.3" H
- Tea Spoon 5.3" H
- Cake Fork 5.5" H
- Butter Knife 6.1" H
Country of Origin: Niigata, Japan
Care
- Wash your cutlery promptly after each use with a soft sponge and mild detergent. Dry thoroughly with a soft towel.
- Avoid steel wool, metal scrapers, or abrasive cleaners to protect the finish.
- Handle with care to prevent scratches from drops or impacts.
Polish occasionally to prevent tarnishing, even with infrequent use. - If discoloration occurs, apply a silver polishing agent or non-gel toothpaste to a soft cloth and gently buff in circular motions. Rinse with water and dry completely with a clean, soft cloth.
- For long-term storage, place cutlery in a resealable bag, remove excess air, and seal to prevent tarnishing.
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About Yamazaki Flatware
Since 1918, Yamazaki Kinzoku Kogyo has been crafting stainless steel flatware in Tsubame City, Niigata Prefecture, a region globally renowned for its metalworking heritage. Founded by Bungen Yamazaki, the company began with hand-hammered copperware before turning its focus to tableware, a dedication that has spanned over a century.
That commitment has placed Yamazaki's work on some of the world's most distinguished tables. Their flatware has received the Japan Good Design Prize, the "Best of the Best" at Germany's Red Dot Design Award (2013), and additional Red Dot recognition in 2016. In 2023, their YUEN collection was presented as an official gift at the G7 Finance Ministers Meeting in Niigata, and the company was commissioned to create flatware for the Nobel Prize Banquet.