Georg Jensen Flatware

The set contains one each of the dinner fork (3355012), long dinner knife (3355017), starters fork (3355021), dessert spoon (3355022) and tea spoon (3355031).

Arne Jacobsen was one of the leading Scandinavian architects and industrial designers of the 20th century. His less is more approach ranks him among other architectural greats of the era including Le Corbusier, Mies Van der Rohe and Gunnar Asplund.

With its understated, minimal appeal, the New York cutlery set is the perfect finishing touch to any table top. Allowing the food to speak for itself, the pared down design is an iconic piece of master craftsman Henning Koppel's work. The stainless steel set consists of a long dinner knife, a dinner fork, a smaller fork suitable for appetisers, a dinner spoon and a teaspoon. Danish-born Henning Koppel was one of Georg Jensen's most prolific and influential design partners. His New York cutlery typifies his particular view of design - that it should always be beautiful but not at the expense of functionality. The results are timeless. The New York knives, forks and spoons are made from stainless steel with a matte finish that makes them as lovely to hold as to look at. They are dishwasher proof.

Inspired by the delicate forms of cherry blossom flowers, the Bloom serving spoons ensure you always serve with style! Large enough to serve salad or vegetables, the spoons are light and easy to use. Their organic shapes bring a little touch of nature to the dining table. Danish-born Helle Damkjr stays true to her roots with her commitment to classic Scandinavian design. She combines her love for organic natural shapes with a need for functionality and a deep respect for craftsmanship. The Bloom serving spoons show her work at its most pure and elegant. The soft curved shapes of the Bloom serving spoons are crafted from stainless steel which is then given a beautiful mirror-polish. They are destined to be a talking point at any dinner party.

Even the simplest of salads deserve to be presented in style! The sleek minimalism of Henning Koppel's iconic New York cutlery is apparent in this beautiful set of salad servers with elegant lines that look as modern now as when first designed in 1963. Henning Koppel was one of Georg Jensen's most prolific and influential collaborators and many of his refined and functionalist pieces truly deserve to be called iconic. With collections ranging from watches and jewellery to tableware and cutlery, his work continues to appeal to lovers of Scandinavian modernism to this day.The salad servers are crafted from stainless steel with a matte finish and are dishwasher proof.

Set the scene for a beautiful meal with the minimal but sophisticated Mitra cutlery set. Bringing together both form and function - in typical Scandinavian style - the set comprises a dinner knife, a dinner fork, a dinner spoon, a smaller starters fork (perfect for appetisers or lunch) and a tea spoon. The pieces are lovely to hold and beautiful to look at, with their clean lines and elegant shape. Georg Jensen knows the power of elevating the every day and the cutlery sets are great examples. Functional, well designed and beautifully crafted, these sets are the perfect finishing touch to any dining experience. The five piece Mitra set is made from stainless steel with a silky matte surface that is a delight to hold. The pieces are all dishwasher proof.

With its graphic Art Deco fluting and beautiful proportions, Bernadotte cutlery has stood the test of time to become a true classic. This 5 piece contains one dinner fork (3609012), one long dinner knife (3609014), one dinner spoon (3609011), one lunch fork (3609022) and one dessertspoon (3609021), making the perfect starting point to build a larger collection.
Swedish royal prince Sigvard Bernadotte was one of Georg Jensen's first collaborators. Strongly influenced by the prevailing functionalist movement, Bernadotte's work is characterised by classic and sophisticated design that never forgets practicality. His pieces for Georg Jensen have become truly timeless.
Made from stainless steel, the cutlery set has a mirror-polished finish that adds the perfect finishing touch to any table setting.

Vivianna Torun Blow-Hbe (1927 2004) was born in Malm Sweden. She graduated from the Academy of Industrial Arts in Stockholm in 1945 and in 1956 she settled in Paris where she quickly became known for her jewellery.

Scandinavian style for your table top! - the Copenhagen cutlery set is the perfect way to bring a bit of cool to meal times. The 5 piece set comprises a long dinner knife, a dinner fork, a smaller starter fork, a dinner spoon and a teaspoon and, with its understated modern appeal, is a great way to start a new collection or to add further place settings as your family grows.
As stylish as the city it's named after, the Copenhagen cutlery set is a modern classic that adds the finishing touch to your meal times, whether it's a cosy supper for two or a full-scale dinner party.

Scandinavian style for your table top! - the Copenhagen cutlery set is the perfect way to bring a bit of cool to meal times. The 5 piece set comprises a long dinner knife, a dinner fork, a smaller starter fork, a dinner spoon and a teaspoon and, with its understated modern appeal, is a great way to start a new collection or to add further place settings as your family grows.
As stylish as the city it's named after, the Copenhagen cutlery set is a modern classic that adds the finishing touch to your meal times, whether it's a cosy supper for two or a full-scale dinner party.

Getting children to sit at the table can be a challenge so add some quirky humour to the proceedings with these cheerful characters! Alfredo Haberli's charming hand-drawn Twist family stare up at you from this kid's cutlery set, bringing a sense of fun to every meal. Argentinian Alfredo Haberli's work is characterised by creativity, joy and playfulness. He strongly believes that even the most day-to-day object can have a humorous and therefore emotional quality to it. This is particularly apparent in the Twist family collection for children (or children at heart!) The faces of a mother, father, son and daughter feature on the knife, fork, spoon and teaspoon crafted from mirror-polished stainless steel.

With its distinctive pyramid decoration at the base of each handle, the Pyramid cutlery set hints to the sophisticated and timeless style of the Art Deco movement. This 5 piece set comprises of a dinner knife, dinner fork, dinner spoon, smaller appetiser fork and teaspoon. As time goes by you can buy additional sets, and build a collection to be passed down through generations. Designer Harald Nielsen has a lasting legacy in the history of Georg Jensen. Working there for over 50 years, his intelligent and stylish pieces epitomise classic Scandinavian design and remain as popular now as they ever did. The cutlery set is expertly made from stainless steel with a mirror-polished finish and all pieces can be cleaned in the dishwasher.

Gundorph Albertus (1887-1970) joined Georg Jensens silversmithy in 1911, while studying as a sculptor at the Royal Art Academy in Copenhagen. Before this he had worked as a silversmith in Munich and Paris for years. He received a gold medal at the World Exhibit in Paris in 1925 as well as the honor award in 1937.

The set contains one each of the dinner fork (3361012), long dinner knife (3361015), starters fork (3361022), dessert spoon (3361021) and tea spoon (3361031).

Arne Jacobsen was one of the leading Scandinavian architects and industrial designers of the 20th century. His less is more approach ranks him among other architectural greats of the era including Le Corbusier, Mies Van der Rohe and Gunnar Asplund.