Rialto Serving Pieces

Danish modern "Jette" flatware set designed by Jens Quistgaard for Dansk, Finland, circa 1960s. Complete six piece place settings for eight guests, 53 pieces total, including 8 dinne...

The enduring sensibility of Danish design has proven timeless, with both vintage and contemporary works continuing to captivate collectors worldwide. Dansk embodies this appreciation...

Silver Flatware, England 1920s A set of 12 knives and 12 forks with real mother of pearl handles. Original wooden box. Knife 20 cm. Fork 16 cm Exce...

This cutlery (model 2070) consist of 32 pieces. Designed by Helmut Alder, produced by "Amboss Neuzeughammer Steyr" Austria in the 1960s. High quality stainless steel cutlery. He...

Mid century modernist "Kongo" flatware set designed by Jens Quistgaard for Dansk, Germany, 1960s. It is constructed of low maintenance stainless steel with black nylon handles, makin...

Flatware cutlery set "Talisman" made in plated silver metal and Sienne Chinese lacquer by Christofle. Each piece is signed and stamped. Excellent condition - hardly used. In its ori...

This modernist and avant garden Villeroy & Boch service for one stainless steel flatware set was made in West Germany in 1971 It is hallmarked on the back of each piece. It was part of a collection that was designed by the duality of Helen Von Both and Frederico Fabbrini and was part of the La Bomba...

Jens Quistgaard for Dansk stainless " Odin" steel flatware set made in Germany. circa. 1960's. Set consists of 72 pieces, service for 12 with salad fork and spoon and extra pieces. I...

This is a nice set of Dansk flatware. The set consist of (8) teaspoons (8) tablespoons (8) ...

Bakelite was the major form of “art plastic” from the 1930s through to the 1950s. It was patented by Belgian-born Leo Hendrik Baekeland in New York in 1907, and was the first truly s...

1960s cutlery sets. Two pieces of 1960s cutlery in a metal and wood box, perfect for a baby.   Dimensions : H: 1.5cm, W: 16cm, D: 9cm Contact us ...

The Fjord flatware pattern was designed by Jens Quistgaard in 1954 and produced by Dansk Designs. This early version, marked Germany, represents the initial production period and reflects the material and construction standards associated with Dansk’s early output. Each piece combines stainless steel with hand-fitted teak handles. The design is defined by its clear contrast between materials and its balanced proportions. The teak handles introduce warmth and texture, while the steel elements maintain a precise and functional profile. The transition between materials is handled with a simple joint, allowing each component to remain visually distinct. This set includes 30 pieces, arranged for table service. The pieces show consistent construction and alignment, with the teak handles maintaining a uniform tone across the set. The design is associated with early Danish modern tableware...