Gense Nobel Cake Fork (15.2 cm), Matt/Polished Steel
Dessert at the Nobel banquet in Stockholm is eaten with this pattern. Gunnar Cyrén created Nobel to mark the 90th anniversary of the Nobel Prize, and it remains in use at the annual award ceremonies and banquet.The cake fork is the small piece in the range at 15.2 centimetres. Like the rest of Nobel, it combines a lightly brushed handle with mirror-finish tines, a contrast that catches the light without looking showy. Cyrén looked to the early nineteenth century and the silver of King Karl XIV Johan of Sweden for his starting point, then added details of his own. Length:...
Dessert at the Nobel banquet in Stockholm is eaten with this pattern. Gunnar Cyrén created Nobel to mark the 90th anniversary of the Nobel Prize, and it remains in use at the annual award ceremonies and banquet.
The cake fork is the small piece in the range at 15.2 centimetres. Like the rest of Nobel, it combines a lightly brushed handle with mirror-finish tines, a contrast that catches the light without looking showy. Cyrén looked to the early nineteenth century and the silver of King Karl XIV Johan of Sweden for his starting point, then added details of his own.
- Length: 15.2 cm
- 18/8 stainless steel
- Brushed handle with polished working end
- Design: Gunnar Cyrén
- Dishwasher safe