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Pott "33 Flatware Sterling Silver"
The Pott 33 collection, introduced in 1975, is among the final designs created by Carl Pott and represents a milestone in the evolution of flatware design. Originating from Solingen, Germany, this collection showcases the brand's focus on functional innovation and refined aesthetics. The name "33" follows the tradition of numbered designs in the Pott range, reflecting a continuity in craftsmanship.
Crafted from 925 sterling silver with a matte brushed finish, the Pott 33 collection combines durability with timeless elegance. One of its distinctive features is the five-tined fork, which was a notable innovation at the time of its release. The broader design of the fork allows for easier scooping of sauces and small vegetables, offering enhanced practicality during dining. Additionally, the handles of each piece feature fine grooves, adding a subtle textural detail that complements the sleek, minimalist appearance.
The collection includes various pieces suited for diverse dining needs, such as 24-piece and 30-piece sets, ideal for larger gatherings, as well as individual items like the table spoon, table fork, and table knife with a hollow handle. Specialty items like the fish fork, dessert spoon, and butter knife expand the collection’s versatility, catering to specific dining occasions.