The remarkable features of the Pirouette cutlery set designed by Ron Arad. The curved handle of each piece is designed in such a way that it allows the cutlery to balance perfectly on the table, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to any dining setting. I’m offering 5 pieces plate setting of this unique flatware set from 2009.

Ellisse featuring a unique and innovative design, with a distinct bend in the knife and fork, and a pleasing offset between the handle and the functional part of the spoon and fork, this set is a rare find and must-have for any collector of vintage flatware.

Piuma Cutlery designed by Enzo Mari in 1990 for Zani&Zani Italy. It’s very light and pressed from 18/10 stainless steel sheet. There are two finishes: matte and glossy; this one is glossy. This cutlery is unused and in nice condition. I’m also selling one glossy stand.

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Ferran Adrià’s FACES collection is a conversation between food, senses, and design—an extension of elBulli’s groundbreaking approach to gastronomy. Maarten has collected multiple pieces from this iconic series, offering a rare chance to own tools that embody the spirit of culinary innovation and sensory experimentation.

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.

The vintage cutlery set Instrumenta cutlery is a testament to Lino Sabattini’s design philosophy of creating objects that are both beautiful and functional, and it continues to be a popular choice for discerning diners and collectors around the world.

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.

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.

With a focus on simplicity and functionality, the Stamp Cutlery eliminates unnecessary elements and maximizes structural strength through its form. The innovative use of stainless steel sheet material not only enhances durability but also reduces the overall weight of the set. Its slim profile and stackable design make it effortless to carry, making it ideal for picnics in the park or quick lunches in the office.

The fork and spoon boast uniquely shaped, perfect curves. The knife is crafted from monoblock steel, displaying a remarkably sharp cutting edge. Its simplicity and elegance, coupled with the timeless combination of wood and metal, create a stunning design piece. The shapes of the knife, fork, and spoon are sophisticated yet simple and functional – a harmonious blend of modernity with the rustic charm of traditional wooden handles.

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.