Revolutionary Cutlery Design by the renowned architect Zaha Hadid for WMF. Inspired by the fluidity of water and the organic forms found in nature, this cutlery set is a true work of art.

Philippe Costard is a French industrial designer who has designed a cutlery set for the French brand Sillage Chabanne. The set is both elegant and functional, with a modern design that is inspired by the beauty and simplicity of nature.

an iconic vintage cutlery set from the 1980s that captures the distinctive spirit of the era. This unique collection boasts an unmistakable ’80s aesthetic that is sure to make a bold statement. The set includes a fork and knife, each measuring approximately 12.7 cm in length and 4.5 cm in width, with a weight of 40 g.

Manufactured by Yamazaki, a renowned Japanese brand known for their craftsmanship, this triangular stainless steel multi-tool utensil exemplifies their commitment to excellence. Each piece is in pristine condition, being new, mint, and unused. The original boxes proudly bear the mark “Yamazaki 18/8 Japan,” a testament to the item’s quality and authenticity.

Perfect for travel, hiking, or camping, this vintage cutlery design object is not only a practical tool but also a statement piece that showcases your appreciation for fine craftsmanship and unique design.

Rosenthal is known for its exceptional craftsmanship, and this Sculptura cutlery set is no exception. The attention to detail and the quality of the design make it a collector’s item for vintage design enthusiasts and collectors alike. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of design history!

Fold Cutlery – a rare Dutch design find. Crafted in 1998 by an Amsterdam-based silversmith, this unique set was originally designed in sterling silver. Later, renowned manufacturer Keltum reproduced the design in 18/10 stainless steel under the name B-stack.

One of the first sets I started collecting. Designed in 1971 by artists Carla Nencioni and Armando Moleri, first spotted on the cover of “Modern European Cutlery Design 1948–2000”. Produced in Italy by Zani & Zani in Toscolano Maderno, Brescia.
What I like most is the contrast: the knife milled from a solid stainless-steel rod, the fork and spoon reduced to simple tubular shapes that nest quietly around it. Everything pared back to essentials — calm, efficient, almost tool-like — yet with a peaceful beauty that comes from showing the material in its most elementary form.

Experience the rare and elusive ID/cutlery collection – a true treasure from the design brand Royal VKB. Created for a brief period in time, this unique cutlery set is a highly sought-after collector’s item. Designed by a remarkable lineup of talent including Richard Hutten, Gijs Bakker, Ineke Hans, and the esteemed Atelier Bow Wow from Japan, ID/cutlery showcases their ingenuity and creative prowess.

Made from fine-grade stainless steel, each box contains a knife, fork, and spoon designed to mimic the effect of a ribbon when pinched between the fingers. Initially seen as a novelty, the cutlery is ergonomically designed for comfort.