Amboss Austria, Alder Design
Amboss Austria, Alder Design
Amboss Austria was a Viennese manufacturer of modernist stainless-steel flatware and table objects. The company became especially known during the 1950s and 1960s for sculptural cutlery designs that combined functionality with restrained Austrian modernism. Important series include Helmut Alder’s model 2050 and the Maestro model 2060 by Carl Auböck.
Helmut Alder was an Austrian industrial designer associated with postwar modernist metalwork. He created several successful flatware patterns for Amboss Austria, beginning with model 2050 in 1954. His designs are distinguished by clear outlines, balanced proportions and the precise use of brushed and polished stainless steel.
Helmut Alder Amboss Austria 2300 Flatware Cutlery for Six Persons, 1970s
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€1.580
Beautiful modernist flatware from Austria, model 2300, in excellent “as new” condition, designed and manufactured by Neuzeughammer Ambosswerk in the 1970s. This model series is based on the 2200 series, which was designed by Helmut Alder. This high-quality set is made of stainless steel with beautiful handles crafted from Pagholz — a resin-bonded wood, similar to plywood. The timeless and modern design is distinguished by its elegant, straight lines. The set is designed for six people and includes six large spoons, forks, and knives, as well as six small spoons — a total of 24 pieces. The condition of this flatware set is particularly noteworthy. It is unused, in like-new condition, and shows no signs of wear. It is essentially new, as if it came straight from the store. Dimensions: large spoon / fork: 7.5“ / 19 cm knife: 8.3“ / 21 cm small spoon: 5“ / 13 cm
- designer
- Amboss Austria, Alder Design
- material
- Stainless Steel
- style
- Mid-Century Modern (Of the Period)
- year
- 1970s
- measurements
- h: 9 in, w: 1 in, d: 1 in
h: 23 cm, w: 3 cm, d: 3 cm
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