Cutlery

Flatware/Cutlery

	Prof. Carl Auboeck flatware "2060" 1957, made by Amboss Neuzeughammer only 3 pieces available € 200.- Carl Auböck won several gold medals at the Triennale in Milano.This cutlery won the gold medal at the world exhibition in Brussels, 1958. His father, Carl Auböck, was a student of Johannes Itten at the Bauhaus and later also tought a class there. more flatware:
	Amboss Austria flatware set for 6, one spoon is missing sold
	6 long forks possibly fondue forks (or lobster forks) by Amboss Neuzeughammer, Austria 24,5cm, 9 1/2'' long, 50s/60s pair matching wood handles: dark - medium- and light brown € 100.-
	Carl Aubock (Auböck) knife € 50.-
	Prof. Wolf Karnagel flatware 1980s, produced for Lufthansa airline he had designed over 100 different pieces for the Lufthansa Some of his works are exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art, New York € 70.- (3 pieces)
	In flight flatware of Austrian Airlines, 1966 designed by N.Denzel made by Berndorf, 1966 part of the collection of the Museum of applied Art, Vienna The 30° angle of the blade (like a shark fin) was made to make it possible to cut with arms very close to the body! This idea was later also used by the Lufthansa. 6 knives, 6 forks sold
	In flight flatware of Austrian Airlines, 1960s made by Amboss, Austria designed by Helmut Adler a larger version was produced for regular use: sold
	In flight flatware of Austrian Airlines (Nr.3) made by Berndorf, Austria
	ICM Italy only 3 pieces Sergio Asti for ICM, Italy a great design sold
	Those are nice, I have only 3 pieces, Tapio Wirkkala for Rosenthal Austria model "Taille" € 150.-
	Hackman & Co "Savonia", Finland, 1960´s designed by Adolf Babel illustrated in: "60s Decorative Art", by Fiell, Taschen sold
	Lufthansa airline flatware only those 2 pieces available