🍽️ A beautifully preserved mid-century carving set by Glo-Hill Cutlery of Montreal, known for its “Connoisseurs Choice” line of refined serveware. This 1960s three-piece set pairs faux-antler Bakelite handles with gleaming Sheffield stainless steel craftsmanship, neatly presented in its original satin-lined case. A collectible blend of Canadian mid-century design and English steelmaking — ideal for elegant dining or display.
Serving set is in average vintage/used condition. Light surface wear can be seen. Box shows some wear. Please see all photos. 🍽️
⌛History Behind The Piece⌛ Founded in Montreal in 1945, Glo-Hill Corporation became a Canadian design icon renowned for upscale giftware and barware sold under “The Connoisseurs Choice” label. Their partnership with Sheffield’s M. Bernard & Co. allowed them to combine Duracut steel blades from England with stylised North American handles in Bakelite or Lucite. By the 1960s, Glo-Hill’s boxed cutlery exemplified the sophisticated modernity of postwar entertaining — elegant, durable, and proudly Canadian.
Box Dimensions (Approximate): 13.75" L : 4.75" W
Overall Weight (Approximate): 755 grams or 1.66 lbs
