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AztecFunctional 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.
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Stelton cutlery in stainless - from Aztec to Una
11 collections
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Berndorf Ariane poliert Besteck in Edelstahl
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Berndorf Walzer Besteck in versilbert
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CapelanoThe Norstaal series guides the Scandinavian design into the 21st century.With contours full of charakter this model pays tribute to the modern big kitchen utensils. Technical charisma and typical proportions stay bound to the tradition of the Norwegian cutlery manufacturer.
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ChacoConsistent composition demands extensive experience. The cutlery designer Tias Eckhoff created a model 1990 that combines in his discretion the best attributes of Scandinavian design and elegance.
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EMEM was created in 1995 and reflects the sleek, minimalistic design of Erik Magnussen, which he has shown in so many of his other products designed for Stelton. Its satin-polished stainless steel surface and modern styling with a slight concave curve incorporated in its design gives it its distinctive note among cutlery patterns. Stelton EM accentuates the very best of Scandinavian design in an astounding simple way. \Only true masterpieces reach the level of combining functionality and design in such a perfect symbiosis as Erik Magnussen did when he created Stelton EM .
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MagnumExpressive individuality results in personal history. Don Wallace tidied up with conventional practices.
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MayaGreat popularity is the result of pioneering designing and good functionality. The Norwegian cutlery pope Tias Eckhoff established with Maya in 1962 his reputation as a renewer of Scandinavian designs.
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PrismePrisme is a simple and beautiful cutlery in a timeless and still modern design - a real classic. Stelton Prisme was designed in 1960 by Silversmith Jørgen Dahlerup and designer Gert Holbek. The cutlery received a prize in a competition held by the Danish Goldsmiths council, being an innovative cutlery; it was immediately put into production.Characteristic for Prisme is the special form language. Despite of the success, the company producing the legendary cutlery put it to an end. Now the brand has included Stelton Prisme in Stelton norstaal, a line consisting of 9 different cutlery patterns.
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Stelton Tiki Besteck in Edelstahl
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UnaTrend-setting like most of the cutlery designs by the Norwegian designer, Una continues to impress today.
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Stelton represents a special view of the world - we call it "a Stelton state of mind": to believe in surprising, innovative, clearly Stelton cutlery Una phase-out model style: avantgarde small hollow handle with prepayment 2% discount!