Wüsthof Dreizackwerk in Solingen Bauernbesteck cutlery by Jørgen Dahlerup

( set contains Fork, Knife, Spoon, small spoon ) Design from the early 1970s: Bauernbesteck (Farmer Cutlery/Landhaus 2300) by Jørgen Dahlerup (1930-2015, Denmark) for Wüsthof Dreizackwerk in Solingen, Germany. This cutlery artfully combines metal and wood in a now-classic manner. The fork and spoon boast uniquely shaped, perfect curves. The knife is crafted from monoblock steel, displaying a remarkably sharp cutting edge. Its simplicity and elegance, coupled with the timeless combination of wood and metal, create a stunning design piece. The shapes of the knife, fork, and spoon are sophisticated yet simple and functional – a harmonious blend of modernity with the rustic charm of traditional wooden handles. A synthesis of contemporary design and timeless tradition. I notice some similarities with David Mellor’s Provencal cutlery, but I find the fork, knife, and spoon by Jørgen a bit more appealing, with the handle from David Mellor being the exception for its nicer shape. An alternative version features handles with identical black plastic parts. Details: Jewelery designer : Jørgen Dahlerup (1930-2015) Manufacturer: Wüsthof Dreizackwerk in Solingen Name: Bauernbesteck / Farmercutlery (or Landhaus 2300) Designed in: 1970 Production: 1970 Made in: Germany Materials: Stainless steel 18.10 – wood handle Color: Glossy Stainless Knife 20,9 cm (monoblock) Spoon 19,8 cm Fork 19,8 cm Coffee spoon 13,9 cm (teaspoon) 24 pieces cutlery box from wood