Nobel 5-Piece Cutlery Set

A set of polished stainless steel cutlery with matching napkin and plate on a wooden table, alongside a glass and a wine glass. A text overlay at the top reads: 'The Nobel Collection was designed by Gunnar Cyrén to mark the 90th anniversary of the Nobel Prize, and is still used today at the award's annual celebrations.

Close-up of a dark metallic cylindrical product labeled NOBEL and GEN5B 18-10, resting on a textured blue fabric background.

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Nobel 5-Piece Cutlery Set

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Description

Nobel was created by designer Gunnar Cyrén to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the Nobel Prize and has since become a modern classic.

Inspired by early 19th-century design and the silverware of Sweden’s King Karl XIV Johan, the collection blends regal heritage with timeless elegance.

Made of polished 18/8 stainless steel with a sophisticated matte finish, each piece is crafted for both formal and everyday occasions.

Nobel is available in 20-piece sets and is dishwasher safe for effortless care.

Designer Story

Gunnar Cyrén (1931-2013) was one of Sweden’s most masterful designers specialising in metal and glass. As a glass artist, silversmith and industrial designer, he was hugely important in Danish and Swedish glass art and silver work from the 1960s to the 1990s. His work is represented in museums around the world and has received multiple awards, and he was also awarded the title of professor by the Swedish government.

What's Included

This set includes:

Table Knife: 8.7" (1 pc)
Table Fork: 7.6" (1 pcs)
Lunch Fork: 6.6" (1 pcs)
Table Spoon: 7.4" (1 pcs)
Tea Spoon: 5" (1 pcs)

Meet the designer

Gunnar Cyrén

Gunnar Cyrén (1931-2013), one of Sweden's most experienced designers in metal and glass. As a glass artist, silversmith and industrial designer, he had a major impact on Danish and Swedish glass art and silver work from the 1960s to the 1990s. He is represented in museums around the world and has received several awards for his work, as well as being awarded the title of professor by the Swedish government.

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