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Pott "35 Flatware Sterling Silver"
The Pott 35 collection, designed by Carl Pott in 1979, is a notable example of the brand's modernist approach to flatware, blending bold design with functionality. Developed as the official city cutlery for Cologne, Germany, this collection reflects the influence of Bauhaus principles, emphasizing clean lines and geometric precision. The 35 collection embodies the strong and structured aesthetics that characterize Carl Pott's later work.
Crafted from high-quality 925 sterling silver, the collection is known for its robust durability and subtle, matte brushed finish. This makes the flatware resistant to corrosion and suitable for everyday use while maintaining a refined appearance. A distinctive feature of the design is the broad, flat handles, which give each piece a solid, substantial feel. The five-tined fork, an innovation of its time, offers improved functionality, making it easier to scoop sauces and handle a variety of foods.
The 35 collection includes a variety of options to suit different dining needs, from complete sets like the 24-piece and 30-piece configurations to individual items such as table knives, dessert spoons, and serving utensils. Specialized pieces like fish knives, salad forks, and pie servers add versatility, allowing users to adapt the collection for both formal dinners and casual gatherings.