Gense Nobel Ladle (19 cm), Matt/Polished Steel
Gravy and sauce are usually the last things to reach the table, and the Nobel ladle makes a small ceremony of them. It is a compact 19 centimetres, a length that rests easily in a sauce boat.The pattern is by Gunnar Cyrén, who created it for the 90th anniversary of the Nobel Prize. His reference was Swedish royal silver from the early 1800s, belonging to King Karl XIV Johan, reworked with contemporary details. A softly brushed handle leads to a bowl with a mirror finish, in 18/8 stainless steel throughout. The pattern is still used at the Nobel Prize banquet...
Gravy and sauce are usually the last things to reach the table, and the Nobel ladle makes a small ceremony of them. It is a compact 19 centimetres, a length that rests easily in a sauce boat.
The pattern is by Gunnar Cyrén, who created it for the 90th anniversary of the Nobel Prize. His reference was Swedish royal silver from the early 1800s, belonging to King Karl XIV Johan, reworked with contemporary details. A softly brushed handle leads to a bowl with a mirror finish, in 18/8 stainless steel throughout. The pattern is still used at the Nobel Prize banquet held in Stockholm every year.
- Length: 19 cm
- 18/8 stainless steel
- Brushed handle with polished working end
- Design: Gunnar Cyrén
- Dishwasher safe