Peter I have a out of the box idea for your cutlery problem. Maybe you could find someone on-line that could make you one from a 3-D printer. They would have to have your help in designing it and then develop a program for the printer. A college student who is a wizard at this type of technology. You might even approach a university that has classes in 3-D printers and see if you could become a class project. My son is always printing out objects that he needs. I don't believe he has ever designed a project or written the program. He did copy a tiny wasps nest, it was incredible. I had a friend whose daughter only had partial use of one arm. She said that it would be nice if she had real dishes she could use at holidays. I made her a set where the plates were more like a flat bowl where the food would flip back in. I also cut a edge off and made a resting place for her hand because eating was tiring for her arm. The word got around about the dishes, I started making them for other families. I quit when they started getting pushy about the color of the glazes and the amount of time it took to make them. I was working 90 hours a week at my store and I wasn't making any money on the dishes. I was just trying to help. Potter

@potter Thanks for the reply, nice idea but I've already ordered some from someone on ebay. I was just having a bit of a whinge and a moan really. Appreciate the idea though, so thanks.