Gense Nobel Table Knife (22 cm), Matt/Polished Steel
The Nobel table knife is the longest piece in the place setting at 22 centimetres. Its mirror-finish blade runs into a lightly brushed handle, the two-tone treatment that defines the whole pattern.Gunnar Cyrén, a Swedish designer known for his work in metal and glass, created Nobel for the 90th anniversary of the Nobel Prize. He drew on early nineteenth century forms and the silver of King Karl XIV Johan, and brought in details that feel more recent. The pattern continues to be used at the annual Nobel award ceremonies and banquet in Stockholm. Length: 22 cm 18/8 stainless steel Brushed...
The Nobel table knife is the longest piece in the place setting at 22 centimetres. Its mirror-finish blade runs into a lightly brushed handle, the two-tone treatment that defines the whole pattern.
Gunnar Cyrén, a Swedish designer known for his work in metal and glass, created Nobel for the 90th anniversary of the Nobel Prize. He drew on early nineteenth century forms and the silver of King Karl XIV Johan, and brought in details that feel more recent. The pattern continues to be used at the annual Nobel award ceremonies and banquet in Stockholm.
- Length: 22 cm
- 18/8 stainless steel
- Brushed handle with polished working end
- Design: Gunnar Cyrén
- Dishwasher safe