
Turton
Kitchen
Sheffield’s early-1900s kitchen scissors. The Frank Turton Pattern.

Each pattern in this collection tells a story. Some have been passed from one master to the next, some salvaged from old forgings, others recreated from dusty documents and old patterns. Together, they continue to shape the work at our workshop.
The collection

Kitchen
Sheffield’s early-1900s kitchen scissors. The Frank Turton Pattern.

Kitchen
Sheffield’s 1962 Flat Kitchen Scissors. Designed by Philip Wright.

Embroidery
19th-century stork scissors. From the delivery room to the sewing basket.

Dressmaker
For dressmaking, alterations and light fabrics.

Dressmaker
Long bladed shears for tailoring, upholstery and leather.

Industrial
For heavy fabrics, technical textiles and leather.

Tailor
Long-bladed shears for tailoring on and off the cutting table.

Tailor
Forged in C60 high carbon steel using the original die and clipping tooling.

Household
Stainless steel scissors for everyday domestic use, textiles and crafts.

Papercraft
Scissors for long, straight cuts in wallpaper and paper craft.

Papercraft
For the art of bookbinding, paper craft and restoration work.

Embroidery
For quilting, thread trimming and detailed sewing work.

Embroidery
For thread snipping, trimming and detailed work.

Embroidery
Snips for thread cutting without putting your work down.

Kitchen
A true left-handed version of the Frank Turton classic kitchen scissors.

Dressmaker
Truly left-handed for dressmaking, alterations and light fabrics.

Dressmaker
Truly left-handed shears for tailoring, upholstery and leather.

Garden
Horticultural scissors for soft stems, pruning and propagation.
About Ernest Wright
Made in
Sheffield
A Sheffield trade,
still practised

Ernest Wright
(1880–1954)
World of
craftsmanship
Buy once,
love forever