Alessi - David Chipperfield - Cutlery set (48) - 48-piece - ''Santiago'' - 18/10 stainless steel

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Cutlery set of 48 pieces composed of twelve tablespoons, twelve table forks, twelve table knives and twelve coffee spoons.

David Chipperfield’s cutlery has simple handles that, despite their parallelepiped and apparently rigid shape, offer easy and ergonomic hold. Chipperfield strives for continuity of form: the cutting edge of the knife is a prolonging of the shape of the handle, thinned and slightly tapered, the side tines of the fork have their external sides parallel with the handle, and even the spoon has a slightly squared shape.

This ''Santiago'' cutlery set is in unused and new condition. Delivered with original packaging and documentation. The cutlery is dishwasher safe. Please read the manual carefully before using the set.

David Chipperfield is an English architect that meanly designed buildings (e.g. River and Rowing Museum in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire and the Museum of Modern Literature in Marbach). Chipperfield does not follow one particular style in his designs but likes to make something familiar in a different way. This also the case for ‘’Santiago’’ that has features of a classical cutlery set but just a little different.

#gardentable #artofaperitivo_july26

Seller's Story

Welcome to Design Ambition! We love discovering interesting design and collectible objects, and sharing them with fellow enthusiasts. Every item is carefully checked for quality and authenticity, and the collection changes regularly—there's always something new to discover.
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Cutlery set of 48 pieces composed of twelve tablespoons, twelve table forks, twelve table knives and twelve coffee spoons.

David Chipperfield’s cutlery has simple handles that, despite their parallelepiped and apparently rigid shape, offer easy and ergonomic hold. Chipperfield strives for continuity of form: the cutting edge of the knife is a prolonging of the shape of the handle, thinned and slightly tapered, the side tines of the fork have their external sides parallel with the handle, and even the spoon has a slightly squared shape.

This ''Santiago'' cutlery set is in unused and new condition. Delivered with original packaging and documentation. The cutlery is dishwasher safe. Please read the manual carefully before using the set.

David Chipperfield is an English architect that meanly designed buildings (e.g. River and Rowing Museum in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire and the Museum of Modern Literature in Marbach). Chipperfield does not follow one particular style in his designs but likes to make something familiar in a different way. This also the case for ‘’Santiago’’ that has features of a classical cutlery set but just a little different.

#gardentable #artofaperitivo_july26

Seller's Story

Welcome to Design Ambition! We love discovering interesting design and collectible objects, and sharing them with fellow enthusiasts. Every item is carefully checked for quality and authenticity, and the collection changes regularly—there's always something new to discover.
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Details

Era
After 2000
Number of objects
48
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
Alessi
Material
18/10 stainless steel
Designer/artist/maker
David Chipperfield
Model
48-piece - ''Santiago''
Condition
As new - unused
Height
2 cm
Width
3 cm
Depth
19 cm
Estimated period
2020+
The NetherlandsVerified
7789
Objects sold
100%
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