A magnificent, timeless Empire–style cutlery service crafted by renowned German manufacturer Eickhorn-Solingen in the 1990s to early 2000s. This high-quality stainless steel set comprises 137 pieces, offering a full service for 12 guests, along with six serving utensils. All pieces are housed in the handy cutlery trays for drawer storage. A superb example of fine Solingen craftsmanship, combining elegant Empire styling with durability and practicality. Suitable for dishwasher use, this impressive service is equally well suited to everyday dining or special occasions. Composition (137 pieces total) Dinner Service: 12 × Dinner spoons — 21 cm 12 × Dinner knives — 25 cm 12 × Dinner forks — 21 cm Lunch/appetizers Service: 12 × Lunch spoons — 18.5 cm 12 × Lunch knives — 20.5 cm 12 × Lunch forks — 18.5 cm Dessert / Coffee Service: 11 × Teaspoons — 13.5 cm 12 × Pastry forks — 15 cm 12 × Mocca spoons — 11 cm Fish Cutlery Pieces: 12 × Fish knives - 21 cm 12 × Fish forks - 18.5 cm Serving Pieces: 6 × Assorted serving cutlery Condition: The cutlery remain in excellent overall condition, showing only minor signs of use consistent with age. Total weight: +-8.5 kg Please look carefully at the photo's to form your own impression. Eickhorn Solingen has a long tradition of producing high-quality blades and cutlery, dating back to the company’s founding in 1865 by Carl Eickhorn. Alongside its famous edged weapons, Eickhorn also manufactured table cutlery, particularly during the post-war period, and later revived its cutlery tradition with Solingen-made collections such as the classic , modern , and timeless patterns. Today, Eickhorn continues this long tradition with a wide range of professional knives, including combat, tactical, military, rescue, outdoor, and specialist knives. Its products are made in Solingen and combine traditional German craftsmanship with modern manufacturing technology, durability, and functional design "This item may have additional charges due to country's customs laws. Please note that this is the buyer's responsibility."