Fürstenberg - Wagenfeld Table Service 639

 

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"All useful things must be attractive otherwise they don't fulfil their purpose". Working with and for Fürstenberg in 1934, Wilhelm Wagenfeld followed this principle to develop the clear, clean lines of this form, which was awarded the gold medal at the world's fair in Paris three years later.

It became known under the name “Service 639” and it still poses a milestone in the development of tableware.

Further parts of the Fürstenberg Wagenfeld Tea Service 639 are available, such as a terrine, sup bowls, a bowl with a lid, side dish plate, underplate or the 16-part or 22-part service set.

Design: Wilhelm Wagenfeld

Wilhelm Wagenfeld was one of the most important German industrial designers of the 20th century and Bauhaus student. Designer Wilhelm Wagenfeld