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Robbe & Berking cutlery in 150 silver plated - from 12" [twelve] to Viva

Silver plated cutleries of

Robbe Berking show quite similar characteristic features like the cutleries from massive silver. You see the same designs and find a wide range with a lot of accessories. The essential difference exists in the core of these cutleries: every cutlery part is made first out of alpaca, an alloy of copper, zinc and nickel. This extremely tough and resistant material provides for a stable core for your tableware.

Robbe & Berking cutlery in 150 silver plated

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silverplatedAlt Chippendale
Alt ChippendaleThis pattern displays the liveliness and lightness that come only from the harmony of perfect proportions. There is master craftsmanship in the details, for example the characteristic Robbe & Berking Alt Chippendale thread adorning each piece both back and front. The almost old-fashioned attention to details is one of the characteristics of the this pattern. The striking semicircular-profile Chippendale thread encompasses both the front and rear sides of the cutlery items - a special feature only to be found on Robbe & Berking Alt Chippendale .
silverplatedArt Deco
Art DecoIt is not obvious that this cutlery is one of the oldest patterns in the today's program of the Flensburg manufacture. Robbe & Berking Art Deco is based on a design of the thirties of the last century. In an epoch in which luxury liners and hotels were equipped as a matter of course completely in the to then incredibly new style 'Art Deco ', the Flensburger manufacture originated this cutlery. Rediscovered decades later by the accidental finding of tools, the original charm of this style characterizes this cutlery. Nothing is re-creation: Everything is original.
silverplatedBelvedere
BelvedereThere's nothing we haven't seen before – so many people think. But then a classic design like Robbe & Berking Belvedere comes along that is so up-todate, so different and so astonishingly new that no one has ever seen its like before. The beauty of the classical period is merged with the aesthetics from today in the design of Robbe & Berking Belvedere . Thought lost craft perfection gives the silver a breath-taking charisma. & Berking Belvedere which was created with claim to be best of his kind.
silverplatedDante
DanteDante represents the new definition of simplicity and clarity. The elegant proportions transform Robbe & Berking Dante into a true masterpiece, which provides information on the quality of aesthetic appreciation in our times. 'The connoisseur should value simple beauty. But ornament appeals to the masses', Goethe once said. And nobody knew better than Socrates, the philosopher of classical antiquity, that 'everything that is really beautiful is simple'. With Dante, Robbe & Berking have reinterpreted this classic principle.
silverplatedFranzösisch Perl
Französisch PerlFranzösisch-Perl takes its lightness and charm from the end of the Rococo period. However, the clear shape of Robbe & Berking Französisch Perl shows the influence of the early French Classicism. The striking, sculptured beading displays top artisan silversmith artwork. The strikingly precise shaping of the pearls, the lip at the end of the handle, at the back and top of the knife, as well as the gently curving shape of the handle, reveal the true art of the silversmith.
silverplatedHermitage
Hermitage140 years after the opening of its first silver workshop Robbe & Berking is re-launching its anniversary cutlery Robbe & Berking Hermitage in 2014 – a design which is one of the most traditional and most beautiful of this long-established manufactory. A classic pattern that lives up to its name. \Stroke by stroke the silversmith’s hammer creates a cutlery surface that reflects the light myriad times. The contemplator has the impression he would stand at the pinnacle of a mountain and is overlooking sunlit and glittering mountain ranges.

Details

As well as with the cutlery

from massive silver a so-called 'Brandel' which has quite roughly the outlines of a cutlery part is cut out first from a metal.

After rolling out the part of the Brandel which later the fork hand or the spoon should form, it is cut the Brandel once more, so that the final form almost is already to be seen.

However, the work piece is as flat as a pancake.
In the next operation the work piece get cranked, receives his three-dimensional form.

The prongs of the fork are connected during these processes at her points, so that all fork prongs point in the same direction.

For the end of the shaping the cutlery is sharpened and polished. Afterwards the high-quality silver plating is applied in a galvanic bath.

The masters of the family business

Robbe & Berking from Germany execute up to 40 single operations for one single cutlery part.

In fact, without the big press machines with high pressure of several tonnes and the tools, the toolmakers made, the masters wouldn't be able to work.

All in all, the tableware production is nearly consistently unchanged in the time since the foundation of the company Robbe and Berking 140 years ago.

Only here and there some innovations may have entered.

Nevertheless, like this it presumably looks like in many silver workshops in this world.


But: Typically for the cutleries of Robbe & Berking in Germany is the love to the detail which makes every cutlery a piece of art. And a silvered cutlery differs not at all from his big brother from massive silver.

With Robbe and Berking it is attached importance to the details, on a well worked out form with a distinctive edge which gives his recognition value to this cutlery. And the joy of a silvered cutlery is not lower than of a cutlery of massive silver: optically you will recognize no difference.

The palette of the models from

the topical range meet all the wishes:

You find here adaptations leaning of the classical cutleries from the nineties just as cutleries orientated to the Bauhaus-tradition. All cutleries common is the striking and representative charisma.

We recommend silver cutlery in silver plated particularly as a reasonable alternative to the massive silver cutlery for the everyday use.

With excellent use qualities – silver cutlery promises bactericidal qualities – and robust workmanship with a very good price-performance ratio.

In addition, you receive by every purchase of a cutlery model from Robbe & Berking a postpurchase guarantee up to 2040.

Even the jubilee cutlery Hermitage is available in silvered implementation.

This model, an enhancement of the historical model Schwedisch Hofmuster (Swedish court pattern), is decorated by hand with a Martelé-or hammer blow decoration.

Also working out the handle in this manner is made during the production of this cutlery before the final silver plating.

Certainly will strike you that many different knife blades are to be found with cutleries of Robbe & Berking.

Here beside the harmonic standard blades you find also unusual forms like the pointed knife blade of the cutlery Riva or the so-called German blade with a distinctive back with the model Sphinx.

Also the front parts, the bowls of the spoons or the hand of the fork also often have own distinctive form which completely fits to the design of the cutlery.

The production of cutlery is

prominent in the history of Robbe and Berking, and thus this brand has the competence to realize also the unusual designs.

The design originates here really is penned by the designer, and does not adapt itself simply to the production circumstances. Every piece is so executed as it was desinged originally - and even if it is absolutely complicated to do.

We can see this with the cutlery model Sphinx very obvious: the connection of the bowl to the handle of the cutlery is a corner of 90°.

And this has put the masters of Robbe and Berking confronted with a big task which they have solved brilliantly. However, not the technical finesse and the being in love with the perfection is in the foreground, but the representative and masculine charisma of the tableware which is underlined by the details.


No matter on which cutlery model you may decide, you will have an incomparable and uncompromising accessory on your table.

Robbe & Berking

Flatware from massive silver of Robbe and Berking is quite special eating tools.

It gives quite a special pleasure to hold this cutlery in the hands. And this is certainly not accidential, because the family enterprise deals since his foundation almost...

Silver plated cutleries of Robbe Berking show quite similar characteristic features like the cutleries from massive silver. You see the same designs and find a wide range with a lot of accessories.

For all topical tableware Robbe & Berking offers a postpurchase guarantee until 2040.

For classic patterns which production has run out for a long time, the Flensburg silversmith continues to produce almost all individual parts.

Under the name of the great silver manufactory Robbe & Berking, products are made of durable steel offered only since a relatively short time - measured by the history of the luxury brand.

In addition to the wide diversified assortment of silver cutlery Robbe & Berking produces a comprehensive range in table accessories in silver and hollowware.

Robbe & Berking is a manufacture in the original sense: Everything is produced in time-consuming manual labour. For example, for manufacturing a single cutlery part only are necessary up to 40 different operations. And most operations are as executed today, even as they were necessary 140 years ago at the time of the foundation of the company. The company was founded by Nicholas Christoph Robbe in 1874. He was a gold- and silversmith and worked first in a small workshop in which he offered repair and engravings. Today nobody would probably remember this small business in Flensburg, if Robert Berking had not joined the business and gave the company impetus with his idea to produce cutleries by the end of 19th century. The company Robbe & Berking soon sold his cutleries till then far away Hamburg. The company blossomed and marketed cutleries of the manufacture primarily with jewellers and soon one dozen employees was nourished. During the postwar years in the sixties Robbe & Berking found out a new blossom. Sketched by Robert Berking, quite new modern and the spirit of the times suitable cutlery models were produced of silver. Today many of these are still liked and you find this even today explained on these sides under the column vintage series. Robbe and Berking still stuck to his tradition of the cutlery production and got on as a handicraft business, as a manufacture. Since in 1990ies the profile of the brand has changed once more and there came out the models which should stamp the appearance of the brand: Alta and later Riva. You recognize particularly by the last-mentioned clearly the development of a new creation with Robbe & Berking.

At the beginning stands the design, worked out primarily as a sample by the master craftsmen and later in the production – without compromises. No design is falsified, only because the production probably is a little more complicated. And that is the reason we hold with every piece of silver of Robbe & Berking precisely the idea of the designer in our hands. The history of Robbe & Berking during the past 80 years has made the company the world market leader in cutleries from sterling to silver. Twenty tons of this highly noble material is processed per year by 170 employees. One recognises that all cutlery models are available mainly in sterling silver, however, but also in addition a less expensive silvered variation of the patterns can be delivered. The silvered cutlery is produced on a core of German silver, an alloy of nickel, copper and zinc. This core allows working out the details similar precisely like on the soft sterling silver. One of the latest models with the cutleries is the cutlery Sphinx. Sphinx leans upon the tradition of the cutleries in the German Bauhaus style of the 40ies by Robbe & Berking. Sign of this cutlery is 90 ° corner in the crossing of the style to the bowl which gives a striking appearance to this representative cutlery. The appearance of this cutlery is complemented with a so-called German knife blade with a distinctive back. Excellently reveals itself in this draught that with Robbe & Berking every pattern has an individual knife blade, every cutlery differs also in the form of the fork prongs and the bowls. A different cutlery model is not only a different handle.

For ambitious demands are Robbe & Berking offeres table accessories and hollowware, some of it - like the tableware series Alta - are issued as design examples in the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The lines of these teapots, tureens and platters of Alta lean upon the maxim of Dessauer Bauhaus and are available in sterling silver as well as in silver plated. For us the nicest coffee service in silver of the today's time is the Neue Form: Made in sterling silver the design fascinates by softy, however, absolutely clear lines. In the centre of this design stands the bulbous or spherical basic form, complements with braces which connect clutch, lid and spout of the pot. The buttons and clutches made in Grenadille wood, an extremely hard tropical wood which we know from the instrument making, for example, from clarinets. Neue Form is an uncompromising design, and we recognize, as usual, with Robbe & Berking, the pursued expenditure in detail. Robbe & Berking has become with his company philosophy the synonym for silver cutlery from Germany in indisputable quality. Exclusively made in own Flensburger workshops, the cutlery of the family enterprise Robbe & Berking is unparalleled in quality and design.