Stelton Aztec cutlery in stainless
Aztec coffee spoon
€59.70
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- Design
- Donald A. Wallance
- Material
- stainless
- Length
- 120 mm [4¾]
- Finish
- brushed
- Style
- avantgarde
- Item no.
- 0200061.171
Functional lightness associates delicate organic lines. The American industrial designer Don A. Wallance caused the turning point of Scandinavian design and created the comfortable model for Norstaal.
The narrow silhouette, combined with the long cutlery handles, suggests restraint and playful lightheartedness. The classic icon, with its characteristic Nordic form language, is discreetly matt brushed, is part of the design archive of the designer and the New York Cooper-Hewitt Museum.
Stelton represents a special view of the world - we call it "a Stelton state of mind": to believe in surprising, innovative, clearly functional and high quality Scandinavian design. Stelton - awarded "iF Product Design Award 2009", "Initiative Prize 08/09" of the Danish Industry and "Superbrand 2008".
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Details
This cutlery is made from
18/10 high-grade steel. stainless steel is an alloy of steel, chrome and nickel which is used preferentially with quality cutlery. Chrome and nickel provide for the corrosion resistance and the softer shine which can be noticed on closer inspection. The steel of this cutlery includes 18% chrome and 10% nickel and is dishwasher safe and resistant against light acids and waters.
Stelton Aztec has knives with
a monobloc. Monobloc knives are made out of one piece of chrome steel free of nickel. With these knives no joint is visible between blade and handle. Stelton Aztec in stainless is matte. The functional, extraordinary cutlery has only some additional parts: from dessert fork to coffee spoon, from coffee spoon to dessert fork.
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