Instrumenta cutlery by Zani & Zani Italia, designed by Lino Sabattini in 1978.

Very rare Instrumenta cutlery set is a series of flatware and serving utensils designed by the Italian architect and designer Lino Sabattini for the Italian company Zani&Zani. Sabattini is known for his sleek, modernist designs that blend form and function, and his work has been exhibited in museums and galleries around the world. The Instrumenta collection features clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic, with each piece made from high-quality stainless steel. The handles of the utensils are slightly curved, making them easy to hold and use, and the simple design makes them suitable for both formal and informal dining occasions. One of the standout features of the Instrumenta collection is the attention to detail in the design and construction of each piece. For example, the fork tines are precisely spaced to allow for efficient cutting and lifting of food, while the spoons are balanced and comfortable to use. Overall, the Instrumenta cutlery collection is a testament to Sabattini’s design philosophy of creating objects that are both beautiful and functional, and it continues to be a popular choice for discerning diners and collectors around the world. Instrumenta is among the permanent collections of the RISD Museum and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Rif.: Cutlery Design 1948-2000: The Bauer Design Collection. Design : Lino Sabattini Manufacturer: Zani&Zani Name: Instrumenta Designed in: 1978 Production: 1978 Made in: Italy Materials: Stainless steel 18.10 Color: Glossy Silver 20.5 cm Tabe fork 18.2 cm Small fork 18.2 cm Cake fork 18.2 cm Cake fork 21.7 cm Table knife 19.7 cm Small knife 20 cm Table spoon 10 cm teaspoon 38 cm soup ladle 38 cm Salad spoon 36 cm Salad fork Are you collecting cutlery? Also view Maartens Outline cutlery or the TUBE cutlery what is 3d laser cut from a stainless steel tube.