The unique stepped ziggurat motif that appears at the base of each handle of this Pyramid cutlery gives the set an unmistakeable touch of the glamour and sophistication of Art Deco. Created in 1926 the design retains its timeless elegance and still brings classic beauty to the table top. Harald Nielsen was one of Georg Jensen's first apprentices and his skill as both draughtsman and silversmith made him one of the master's most trusted collaborators. He is credited with introducing a more minimalist aesthetic to the house and remained there for over fifty years. The set comprises of six place settings of a dinner spoon (3651011, 197mm), a dinner fork (3651112, 192mm), a dinner knife (3651117, 218mm) and a teaspoon (3651133, 125mm). It is made from stainless steel with a mirror polished finish and suitable for a dishwasher.
The unique stepped ziggurat motif that appears at the base of each handle of this Pyramid cutlery gives the set an unmistakeable touch of the glamour and sophistication of Art Deco. Created in 1926 the design retains its timeless elegance and still brings classic beauty to the table top. Harald Nielsen was one of Georg Jensen's first apprentices and his skill as both draughtsman and silversmith made him one of the master's most trusted collaborators. He is credited with introducing a more minimalist aesthetic to the house and remained there for over fifty years. The set comprises of six place settings of a dinner spoon (3651011, 197mm), a dinner fork (3651112, 192mm), a dinner knife (3651117, 218mm) and a teaspoon (3651133, 125mm). It is made from stainless steel with a mirror polished finish and suitable for a dishwasher.
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The unique stepped ziggurat motif that appears at the base of each handle of this Pyramid cutlery gives the set an unmistakeable touch of the glamour and sophistication of Art Deco. Created in 1926 the design retains its timeless elegance and still brings classic beauty to the table top. Harald Nielsen was one of Georg Jensen's first apprentices and his skill as both draughtsman and silversmith made him one of the master's most trusted collaborators. He is credited with introducing a more minimalist aesthetic to the house and remained there for over fifty years. The set comprises of six place settings of a dinner spoon (3651011, 197mm), a dinner fork (3651112, 192mm), a dinner knife (3651117, 218mm) and a teaspoon (3651133, 125mm). It is made from stainless steel with a mirror polished finish and suitable for a dishwasher.
The unique stepped ziggurat motif that appears at the base of each handle of this Pyramid cutlery gives the set an unmistakeable touch of the glamour and sophistication of Art Deco. Created in 1926 the design retains its timeless elegance and still brings classic beauty to the table top. Harald Nielsen was one of Georg Jensen's first apprentices and his skill as both draughtsman and silversmith made him one of the master's most trusted collaborators. He is credited with introducing a more minimalist aesthetic to the house and remained there for over fifty years. The set comprises of six place settings of a dinner spoon (3651011, 197mm), a dinner fork (3651112, 192mm), a dinner knife (3651117, 218mm) and a teaspoon (3651133, 125mm). It is made from stainless steel with a mirror polished finish and suitable for a dishwasher.
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About this product | |
Materials | Mirror polished stainless steel |
Design year | 1926 |
Dishwashable. | true |
Suitable for contact with food. | true |
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About this product | |
Materials | Mirror polished stainless steel |
Design year | 1926 |
Dishwashable. | true |
Suitable for contact with food. | true |