List of Master Cutlers
Master Cutlers have included :
- 1624 & 1628 Robert Sorsby
- 1808 Ebenezer Rhodes
- 1816 Thomas Asline Ward
- 1855 Frederick Mappin
- 1863 Thomas Jessop
- 1865-66 Sir John Brown
- 1867-9 Mark Firth
- 1870 William Bragge
- 1872 Thomas Vickers
- 1890 Robert Colver
- 1897 Alexander Wilson
- 1908 Douglas Vickers
- 1910 George Senior
- 1911 Arthur Balfour
- 1913 Thomas William Ward
- 1914-18 William Henry Ellis
- 1919 Henry Kenyon Stephenson
- 1935 Samuel Roberts
- 1936 Sir Frederick Pickworth
- 1983 William J D Carr
- 1998 Douglas and Pamela Liversidge (Master and Mistress Cutler)
- 1999 H Stuart Johnson
- 2000 Vernon Smith
- 2001 Richard Prest
- 2002 John Bramah
- 2003 Neil Turner
- 2004 John Tissiman
- 2005 Timothy Reed
- 2006 Alan Reid
- 2007 Gordon W. Bridge
- 2008 Martin G Howell
- 2009 James Newman
- 2010 William Speirs
- 2011 Pamela Liversidge
- 2012 Neil MacDonald
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