Arne Jacobsen 5 Piece Place Setting

 3 355 550       $120.00 each

Design   Arne Jacobsen   (1957)

This minimalist cutlery was originally designed for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. It sits well in the hand and allows free, unforced movements. It is easy to see why this was called “the cutlery with no frills”, and even in the new millennium its appearance is strikingly modern and innovative.

Mitra 5 Piece Place Setting

3 300 550         $120.00 each (currently out of stock)

Design   Gundorph Albertus   (1941)

The Mitra range of cutlery is named after the mitre a bishop wears on his head, which inspired the handles. Because silver was in short supply during the Second World War, Mitra made history by being the first steel cutlery to be produced by Georg Jensen. Mitra is a classic design that will both withstand and relish being used every day.

New York 5 Piece Place Setting

3 320 550         $120.00 each

Design   Henning Koppel  (1963)

This cutlery was designed by Henning Koppel, the sculptor, as a tribute to the World Exhibition in New York in 1963 and soon made history as a new departure in design. As early as 1966 the cutlery was awarded the ID prize, the highest accolade for Danish design, for its clear-cut lines where the form itself is the decoration

Vivianna 5 Piece Place Setting

3 361 550     $120.00 each

Design   Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe   (1997)

“If food is prepared lovingly, then why shouldn’t it be eaten and enjoyed with cutlery that is too?” The designer’s question reflects her genuine care and respect for table utensils. No matter how this cutlery is placed and used with its balance and friendly lines, Vivianna is a timeless and sought-after design – elegant and innovative.