dessert forks

Dessert fork in steel mirror polished.

Dessert fork in 18/10 stainless steel 18/10 stainless steel and POM, dark blue.

The perfect oval. Artik represents sophisticated design at its most pure. The simplicity of the form is balanced by the sensual oval handles and the intriguing diagonal prongs of the fork. Forged in stainless steel, each piece has a solidity and...(more)

The perfect oval. Artik represents sophisticated design at its most pure. The simplicity of the form is balanced by the sensual oval handles and the intriguing diagonal prongs of the fork. Forged in stainless steel, each piece has a solidity and...(more)

The inspiration behind the Mango cutlery collection was the designer's first sight of a mango in the 1970's. The soft, round design in matte-brushed stainless steel echoes the fruit's smooth, simple structure, translated into...(more)

The Iittala Artik Dessert Fork designed by Laura Partanen and Arto Kankkunen is sophisticated design at its purest. The simplicity of the form is balanced by the sensual oval handles and the diagonal prongs of the fork. The solidity and weight convey...(more)

The Iittala Mango Dessert Fork designed by Nanny Still, 1973. The soft, round design in matte brushed stainless steel is inspired by the form of the mango fruit. It comes in an entire set of cutlery and fits into any table setting. Mango´s form and...(more)

Born in Milan in 1916, Marco Zanuso graduated in archtecture from the Polytechnic in Milan where he worked as professor afterwards. He has influenced architecture and industrial design since 1945. He was editor in chief at Domus from 1947 to 1949 and...(more)

Italian designer Achille Castiglioni (1918-2002) was born in Milan. He studied architecture at the Polytechnic of Milan and in 1944 set up a design office with his brothers, Livio and Pier Giacomo --Livio left in 1952-- which would become one of the...(more)

The bold, distinctive design and generous proportions of the Citterio 98 collection have earned it the status of a modern classic. Drawing influence from traditional restaurant cutlery, the matte brushed stainless steel design feels equally at home...(more)