More items and all varieties can be found on the page mono-a Collection
More items and all varieties can be found on the page mono-a Collection
In 1959, mono-a revolutionised tables across the world. Doing away with all design elements that otherwise belonged to the sumptuous presentation of table settings was a milestone on the way to modern industrial design of everyday objects.
The mono-a cutlery, designed by Prof. Peter Raacke, was originally punched from a single piece of stainless steel, a so-called monoblock, thus giving it the remarkable, industrial name. Today the knife is made from two different types of steel: the handle is made from rust-free stainless steel and the blade from high-quality hardened steel.
What in 1959 was avant-garde, has in the mean time become a classic in table culture, as mono-a combines elegant design with the highest manufacturing quality. Numerous awards and exhibitions in several countries have made the mono-a cutlery well-known.
Today it is the most-sold German post-war designer cutlery.Under the mono-a dessert/coffee cutlery offered here, you’ll find cutlery for the coffee table, including, for example, coffee spoons, dessert forks or cake servers.
Item no. | 100011 |
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Material | Stainless steel; Reinforced steel |
Colour | Stainless steel |
Dimensions | Height: 1.5 cm, Depth: 3.1 cm, Length: 15 cm |
Weight | 30 g (without packaging) |
EAN | 4029999000149 |
Design | Prof. Peter Raacke |
Design awards | German Design Award |
Category | Cutlery |