Description
This cutlery was designed by Henning Koppel, the sculptor, as a tribute to the World Exhibition in New York in 1963 and soon made history as a new departure in design. As early as 1966 the cutlery was awarded the ID prize, the highest accolade for Danish design, for its clear-cut lines where the form itself is the decoration.
Technical Info
Georg Jensen stainless steel cutlery are made of the best quality steel available: stainless 18/8 (DIN 1.4301).
Always wash and dry the cutlery shortly after use. Avoid leaving the cutlery unwashed or leaving to soak for long periods as this may result in spotting. When using a dishwasher, rinse the cutlery before placing it in the machine. Do not wask the cutlery with products made from iron as they may give odd rust. Wash the cutlery dry soon after the dishwasher has finished. The knife blades are made of 13/0 (DIN 1.4021)
Always wash and dry the cutlery shortly after use. Avoid leaving the cutlery unwashed or leaving to soak for long periods as this may result in spotting. When using a dishwasher, rinse the cutlery before placing it in the machine. Do not wask the cutlery with products made from iron as they may give odd rust. Wash the cutlery dry soon after the dishwasher has finished. The knife blades are made of 13/0 (DIN 1.4021)
New York
By Georg Jensen
This cutlery was designed by Henning Koppel, the sculptor, as a tribute to the World Exhibition in New York in 1963 and soon made history as a new departure in design. As early as 1966 the cutlery was awarded the.
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Description
This cutlery was designed by Henning Koppel, the sculptor, as a tribute to the World Exhibition in New York in 1963 and soon made history as a new departure in design. As early as 1966 the cutlery was awarded the ID prize, the highest accolade for Danish design, for its clear-cut lines where the form itself is the decoration.
Technical Info
Georg Jensen stainless steel cutlery are made of the best quality steel available: stainless 18/8 (DIN 1.4301).
Always wash and dry the cutlery shortly after use. Avoid leaving the cutlery unwashed or leaving to soak for long periods as this may result in spotting. When using a dishwasher, rinse the cutlery before placing it in the machine. Do not wask the cutlery with products made from iron as they may give odd rust. Wash the cutlery dry soon after the dishwasher has finished. The knife blades are made of 13/0 (DIN 1.4021)
Always wash and dry the cutlery shortly after use. Avoid leaving the cutlery unwashed or leaving to soak for long periods as this may result in spotting. When using a dishwasher, rinse the cutlery before placing it in the machine. Do not wask the cutlery with products made from iron as they may give odd rust. Wash the cutlery dry soon after the dishwasher has finished. The knife blades are made of 13/0 (DIN 1.4021)
Designed by Henning Koppel
Henning Koppel (1918-1981) was an artist of many talents: sculptor, silversmith, painter, draughtsman and a wonderful designer. Having opted out of High School before his finals in 1937 he was admitted to The Academy of Fine Arts, sculptors' course. He
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