Pott 22 carving fork
Currently not in stock, order possible, delivery time up to 4 weeks
Material: Stainless steel 18/10, Matt brushed
Publishing year: 1955
Product number: 2722-11
EAN: 4029999053565
Pott 22
Carl Pott 1955
Carl Pott got the idea for this design while sitting under a chestnut tree and watching a leaf fall. The organic shape became the inspiration for the spoon, and the other flatware pieces were derived from it. The double-edged knife has less to do with nature and more with actual usage. The serration on the backside of the knife is ideal for carving into a piece of meat, while the other side is perfect for actual slicing. As the flatware of the 1972 Munich Olympics, the design became world famous.
Design Awards
11. Triennale Milano, Diploma d’Argento; Exposition universelle Bruxelles, Etoile d’Or; Sacramento Fair, Gold Medal; Expo 67, Montreal; Ausgewählt für die Einrichtung der Olympiade 1972 in München; Bundespreis Gute Form; Industrial Design, Deutscher Werkbund; Osaka, Goldmedaille; Wels, Goldmedaille; Form 83; Design Center Stuttgart, Formbeständig; Busse Long Life Design
Notes
Only use eating and serving cutlery for its intended purpose, such as serving, cutting or picking up food.
For safety reasons, cutlery should always be kept out of the reach of children.
Always hold all items by the handle and avoid reaching into the prongs or blades. Damaged cutlery (e.g. with bends, cracked blades or sharp edges) should no longer be used. Please contact us or your specialist retailer. We will check your cutlery and refurbish it professionally. Our master sharpeners will also resharpen your knife blades.
To avoid damage, please do not use cutlery for purposes such as piercing, levering or twisting.
The cutlery items are made of stainless steel and special blade steel, which makes them suitable for cleaning in the dishwasher, but they must not be used in microwaves.