KLM Business Class eleven tea spoons (11) Consists of: nine (9) tea/cofee spoons and two (2) stirring spoon Cutlery at a restaurant is made of metal, so too is the cutlery of the World Business Class set, engraved with the KLM pattern. The forks, knives and spoons enhance the feeling of being a guest of KLM. Coffee Stirrer The Coffee Stirrer is a wonderful alternative to the traditional spoon. A twisted piece of metal, engraved with the KLM pattern, resembles an airplane propeller. The World Business Class Item reflects Marcel Wanders eye for detail. Dimensions: Tea spoon - 13cm Stirring spoon - 10,5cm Issued 2011 by KLM Produced especially for KLM onboard catering. For business class. In excellent condition. As new/unused. KLM (Marcel Wanders) stirring spoons were issued by KLM around 2010 and were produced especially for KLM Wanders also collaborate with KLM for its onboard catering design for both economy and business class. Dutch designer Marcel Wanders has designed for Puma, MAC Cosmetics, Cappellini, Moroso and Target. But it wasn’t for his work with Puma, MAC or Target that had me stopping in at his studio in Amsterdam. Marcel Wanders is a Dutch designer, and art director in the Marcel Wanders studio in Amsterdam, who designs architectural, interior and industrial projects. Multi-layered interior projects have become increasingly important in Marcel's work Notable projects to date include interior architecture for such as the Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht, Kameha Grand hotel in Bonn, the Mondrian South Beach hotel in Miami, Quasar Istanbul Residences, and the Villa Moda flagship store in Bahrain, as well as private residences in Amsterdam and Mallorca. In 2015, he was tapped by Revolution Precrafted to design a prefabricated house which he named Eden. Many of Marcel Wanders' designs have been selected for design collections and exhibitions and feature in magazines. In 2006 he was elected International Designer of the Year by Elle Decoration. Marcel Wanders’ first solo-exhibition, ‘Daydreams,’ in 2009, featured in the Philadelphia Museum. The photos are the part of the description. Will be well packaged and sent by registered mail.