iittala citterio 98 flatware 5 piece set
by Antonio Citterio from Iittala
iittala citterio 98 flatware 5 piece set
Design Citterio & Low, 1998
Brushed stainless stell
Made by Iittala
A modern classic. A cutlery set that stands apart from the rest thanks to its individual design. Citterio 98 is a frontrunner and has already attained the status of a classic. Generous, European proportions. Matt brushed stainless steel. Antonio Citterio was born in Italy in 1950. He has carried out a range of eye-catching design and architecture commissions. B&B Italia, Kartell and Vitra are examples of companies that have collaborated with Citterio. Glen Oliver Low was born in Germany in 1959. He started working with Citterio in 1987. Together they have created the storage and office system, Mobil, for Kartell, awarded the Compasso d'Oro.
5 piece place setting as shown. Dishwasher safe.
dinner spoon: 7.5" L
dinner fork: 7.5" L
dinner knife: 9" L
dessert spoon: 6.5" L
dessert fork: 6.5" L
Brushed stainless stell
Made by Iittala
A modern classic. A cutlery set that stands apart from the rest thanks to its individual design. Citterio 98 is a frontrunner and has already attained the status of a classic. Generous, European proportions. Matt brushed stainless steel. Antonio Citterio was born in Italy in 1950. He has carried out a range of eye-catching design and architecture commissions. B&B Italia, Kartell and Vitra are examples of companies that have collaborated with Citterio. Glen Oliver Low was born in Germany in 1959. He started working with Citterio in 1987. Together they have created the storage and office system, Mobil, for Kartell, awarded the Compasso d'Oro.
5 piece place setting as shown. Dishwasher safe.
dinner spoon: 7.5" L
dinner fork: 7.5" L
dinner knife: 9" L
dessert spoon: 6.5" L
dessert fork: 6.5" L
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Antonio Citterio
Antonio Citterio has designed for many brands including B&B Italia and Kartell. He is honored by the London Royal Society of Arts & Commerce to be given the title of “Royal Designer for Industry”.
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