CUTLERY

Cutlery designed by <n>Arne Jacobsen</n> for <n>St. Catherine's College, Oxford</n> in 1963.

The <n>Mono Zeug cutlery</n> set (1995), described as a sculptural rebellion against tradition.

The <n>Set of 4 Swirling Cutlery</n> designed by <n>Les Objoies</n>.

Set of 4 swirling cutlery made of brass. The set includes a fork, a knife, a large spoon and a small spoon.
4 sets available.

Set of 4 Swirling Cutlery

<n>The Thick Fork</n> from <n>The Uncomfortable</n> series, designed by <n>Katerina Kamprani</n>.

Iconic 1960s cutlery designed by <n>Raymond Loewy</n> for the <n>Air France Concorde</n>.

<n>Sekki</n> cutlery set designed by <n>nendo</n> for <n>Kobayashi Kogyo</n>, 2013. Photo by <n>Akihiro Yoshida</n>.

nendo designs sekki cutlery with kobayashi kogo

Cutlery set designed by <n>Poon-Lit</n> in 1997.

<n>Iolas Flatware Service</n>, a <n>Surrealist</n> work designed by <n>Claude Lalanne</n> circa 1966.

<n>Zaha Hadid</n>'s 2007 cutlery set for <n>WMF</n>. Photo by <n>Matt Flynn</n>.

Photograph by <n>Andrej Reiser</n> for the book <n>Herbei, herbei, was Loffel sei...</n>.

The <n>Spira Cutlery</n> set, designed by <n>Arje Griegst</n> in 1965.

<n>Pull</n> cutlery set in stainless steel, designed by <n>Åsa Elmstam</n> for <n>Gense</n> in 2001.

<n>Conca</n> flatware designed by <n>Gio Ponti</n>, 1950-1951.

Silver cutlery by designers <n>Josef Hoffmann</n> and <n>Koloman Moser</n> for the <n>Wiener Werkstätte</n>.

Hand-forged flatware including the <n>Spoon M</n>, <n>Kashi-kiri</n>, and <n>Flat Fork</n> by metalsmith <n>Yumi Nakamura</n>.

<n>Cutlery Zaha</n>, designed by <n>Zaha Hadid</n> for <n>WMF</n> in 2007.

<n>Handcrafted pottery tools</n> by artist <n>Jeff</n> of <n>MOUNTAIN pottery</n>, made from plum wood and bamboo.

<n>Artefacto servers</n> by <n>Artefacto</n>.

Surrealist cutlery by artist <n>Alessandro Malossi</n>.

A trio of Chinese Spoons by <n>SARO</n> in stainless steel, and black and white enamel finishes.

Cutlery set designed by <n>Zaha Hadid</n> in 2007.

<n>Mono Zeug</n> cutlery set by <n>Michael Schneider</n> for <n>Mono</n>, 1995. Photo by <n>Stylepark</n> and <n>Cooks & Poets</n>.

Cutlery designed by <n>Gio Ponti</n> for <n>Reed & Barton</n> in 1958.