Wilkens & Söhne cutlery in silverplated - from Alt Englisch to Venezia poliert

Elegant companions for every

day. Wilkens cutleries in 180g Royal silver plated demonstrates the whole style spectrum of the Bremen silver manufacture Wilkens & Sons.

Wilkens & Söhne cutlery in silverplated

21 collections

silverplatedVenezia matt
Venezia mattHistories edition in 925 sterling silver and 180g ROYAL silver. Venice has always been the epitome of cosmopolitan flair, elegance and splendor. A variety of influences shaped his own style and made La Serenissima to a yearning of mankind. The WILKENS histories Edition Venezia believes that this tradition. Influenced by historicism combines this exceptional cutlery stylistic features of different eras to create a unique blend of decorative details. With its bold grandeur of the pattern Venezia is a precious gem on each panel. Long-lost tools have been extensively restored with attention to detail and allow the re-edition of this style cutlery from 1880.
silverplatedVenezia poliert
Venezia poliertHistories edition in 925 sterling silver and 180g ROYAL silver. Venice has always been the epitome of cosmopolitan flair, elegance and splendor. A variety of influences shaped his own style and made La Serenissima to a yearning of mankind. The WILKENS histories Edition Venezia believes that this tradition. Influenced by historicism combines this exceptional cutlery stylistic features of different eras to create a unique blend of decorative details. With its bold grandeur of the pattern Venezia is a precious gem on each panel. Long-lost tools have been extensively restored with attention to detail and allow the re-edition of this style cutlery from 1880.

Details

Classical silver cutlery like

Schwedisch Faden, Chippendale, Straßburger Empire or Alt Englisch is also made in 180g of Royal silver just as the avant-garde designs of Epoca or Palladio.

Long before the technical bases for the industrial production of flatwares were developed, the silver manufacture has been founded in 1810 as an embossing company for silver and already owned a reputation as a manufacture for tableware behind the borders of the Hanseatic town Bremen. But soon followed the production of knives and forks to satisfy the customer demands of the that time.

Today Wilkens Silver produces

again one design of this first century: the pattern Venezia poliert or matt is made on the historical tools and gives an impression of this era of the company history.

Also from the turn of the century - of the last century - Wilkens & Sons offers one flatware also in 180g of Royal silver plated, the pattern Tulipan, designed by Heinrich Vogeler.

Today this tableware belongs to the emblematic pattern of the Bremen manufacture and is a prominent example of the floral Jugendstil, preferentially in 925th sterling silver.

Of course we find beside these outstanding cutleries a whole series of other classical designs which must be included in a high-quality cutlery range: Augsburger Faden or Spaten, Perlstab Louis or Schwedisch Faden. All these flatwares are worked out as carefully like the cutlery models in sterling silver 925 and enjoy thanks to her excellent haptics - by handy dimensions and a slender silhouette - great popularity.

Not least we would like to bring out the patterns of the avant-garde collection.

Made with the same care like the other silver plated models, Palladio poliert or matt by Ulla and Martin Kaufmann from 1992 and the design Epoca poliert from Wolf Karnagel from the year 1986 became landmarks of the modern dining culture. And in the past the silver manufacture Wilkens & Sons from Bremen again and again has managed to create silver cutleries which is one-of-a-kind.

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Starting with the historical cutlery Venezia or Eremitage, to the models from the beginning of the last century like Spaten (spade),...

In the more than bicentenary history since the foundation in 1810 the manufacture Wilkens & sons of Bremen has created an abundant number of cutlery pattern .

Wilkens cutleries in 180g Royal silver plated demonstrates the whole style spectrum of the Bremen silver manufacture Wilkens & Sons.

Today stainless steel cutleries of Wilkens are an important pillar in the assortment of the Bremen silver manufacturer. Just as the cutleries of sterling silver and in silver plated, all cutleries from stainless steel in 18/10 also have an excellent haptics...

Hollowware of silver from the Bremen manufacture has a long tradition: When the silver manufacture began in 1810, hollowware and table accessories, table silver were made for the rich Hanseatic town Bremen and were delivered to the than far away Hanover...

Founded by the goldsmith Martin Heinrich Wilkens in 1810, the company was originally a embossing institution for silver. Hollowware from silver was made for the Hanseatic town Bremen and for the kingdom of Hannover. From the middle of the 19th century Wilkens began with the production of silver cutleries. The patterns at that time were orientated at the time taste at that time. In the pattern books at that time we recognise beside the cutleries a rich choice by silver- and tableware. These products were delivered from the middle of the 19th century in the German cities.

In the second half of the 20th century the production of cutleries dominates the company Wilkens & Sons. Besides the production of cutleries of silver the technical competence was used to produce also cutleries of other materials, as for example stainless steel or even titanium. The company Wilkens has succeeded in offering contemporary collections in high-quality workmanship together with famous designers. Beside Wolf Karnagel particularly the married couple Ulla and Martin Kaufmann and the designer Walter Storr are decisively for the modern line of the cutleries of Wilkens. Not only in sterling silver and in silver plated, but also in high-grade steel these cutleries fast became a success.

Particularly in the line of the stainless steel cutleries these designers play an outstanding role. An unpretentious handiness is too own to the cutleries in combination with a reserved elegance. To all at the head of the exceptionally successful draught to the cutlery Palladio. This is available not only successfully as a cutlery from stainless steel, but also in silver and sterling silver. In addition, with the silver cutleries the cutleries of traditional style are dominating. The historical cutleries Venezia and the Eremitage are to be emphasised particularly here. The latter the limited jubilee cutlery from 2010 on the occasion of the 140-year-old existence of Wilkens, Venezia from 2011. Both models are replica which are produced on the old tools of the treasure of the company Wilkens & sons. Both patterns show an opulence otherwise rather atypical for the brand. But exactly so rise from the remaining program of the silver cutleries of Wilkens.

The company Wilkens is able to access on a big treasure of tools. Many models which were sold during former years are thereby still available. These cutleries are to be found in the category 'Collectors edition'. In the range of silver cutleries we find the typical models like Chippendale, Augsburger Faden and Spaten, however, besides also one of the most popular silver cutleries of Wilkens: the Schwedisch Faden (Swedish thread). This model is in his workmanship outstanding under the traditional cutleries of Wilkens: This cutlery unites, nevertheless, everything what is the hallmark of Wilkens cutleries: Handiness and a pleasant haptics, a big variety in individual parts and a reserved elegance. With these qualities the model Schwedisch Faden has become the most prominent cutlery model of Wilkens. This cutlery is available in sterling silver as well as a high-quality cutlery in silver edition. The hollowware of Wilkens encloses a large range of plates and trays, as well as an assortment of gobelets. Particularly the gobelets are suited very well as an object which can be provided with an engraving. How, by the way, all products can be delivered by Wilkens with an engraving.

Made, by the way, still where the company since the 19th century his is seated: in Bremen. - And the production of silver is that what controls Wilkens since now more than 200 years best of all.