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WIENER SILBER MANUFACTUR Office Schwarzenbergstraße 1–3/2 WIENER SILBER MANUFACTUR 1010 Vienna, Austria Steeped in Tradition to Create Something New Manufacture Boschanstraße 3/Halle 1 Inspired by the vision of an innovative company, though rich in 2483 Ebreichsdorf – Weigelsdorf tradition, Georg Stradiot founded the Wiener Silber Manufactur Austria in 2008, a brand whose roots go back to 1882. Phone +43 2254 - 728 50 Fax +43 2254 - 728 50 10 DESIGN Email [email protected] Wiener Silber Manufactur has an archive of 11,000 original designs, including works of masters of the Wiener Werkstätte Shop Spiegelgasse 14 such as Josef Hoffmann, Kolo Moser, Otto Prutscher and Oswald 1010 Vienna, Austria Haerdtl. It was in their creative period that Vienna became the Phone +43 1 - 513 05 00 artistic and intellectual centre of Europe. Fax +43 1 - 513 05 01 Email [email protected] Wiener Silber Manufactur reissues original designs, including masterpieces like Josef Hoffmann's revolutionary cutlery No. 135 from 1902, or a sugar bowl designed by Kolo Moser, which www.wienersilbermanufactur.com Gustav Mahler gave to his wife Alma on their first Christmas Eve together in 1902. In cooperation with national and international contemporary designers like Thomas Feichtner, Tino Valentinitsch, Rainer Scharf, Claesson–Koivisto–Rune, Marco Dessi or Tomás Alonso, all of whom have a worldwide reputation, Wiener Silber Manufactur brings out state-of-the-art design of the highest quality. SILVER Wiener Silber Manufactur uses a special alloy that contains 94% by mass of silver (Sterling silver, by comparison, only contains 92.5% of silver). The high value of raw materials ensures that the product value will increase over the years. In addition, the silver- ware is exceptionally easy to clean, since it is dishwasher-proof and extremely resistant to tarnishing. 2 WIENER SILBER MANUFACTUR CRAFTSMANSHIP DELIVERY TIMES Apart from the high quality of silver, exquisite craftsmanship is the Most of the products shown in the catalog are in stock and can main quality criterion. In fact every piece of the Wiener Silber Manu- be delivered immediately. In case of special orders, delivery time factur product range, which includes cutlery, tea sets, candelabra, is approximately 6 weeks. bowls etc., is produced by hand in the south of Vienna. OUR SHop IN THE HEART OF VIENNA TEAMwoRK Everyone is warmly welcome to visit the exquisite Wiener Silber With a staff of 20 highly qualified members, including three Manufactur Shop at Spiegelgasse 14, in Vienna's first district, master silversmiths, Wiener Silber Manufactur has a team of where architect Michael Embacher made sure only the finest specialists who are deeply committed to producing the finest materials were used. The clever color concept, technical equip- of silverware. ment and a sophisticated combination of historical and contempo- rary forms create a wonderful atmosphere that reflects the soul of Wiener Silber Manufactur. HALLMARK Every product that leaves our house is adorned with a four-leaf clover, the symbol and hallmark of Wiener Silber Manufactur. "Art and craftsmanship of the silversmith have a The four-leaf clover is also available as a lovely little pendant. long tradition in Vienna. We are proud of being a part of this tradition." Georg Stradiot, Owner of Wiener Silber Manufactur WEIGHTS AND MEASURES All dimensions specified in this catalog may vary slightly. YOUR WISHES, OUR SERVICE The articles shown in this catalog represent the standard product range of Wiener Silber Manufactur, while its entire portfolio is of course much wider. Many designs that are not presented here can be manufactured by request. This includes custom-made engravings. Moreover, Wiener Silber Manufactur offers a repair and cleaning service. 3 CUTLERY CUTLERY Josef Hoffmann BD-135 Otto Prutscher BD-179 Otto Prutscher Faden BD-181 Oswald Haerdtl BD-192 Schönbrunn BVC-177 Belvedere BVC-185 Hofburg BVC-189 Mirabell BVC-190 Eselsrücken BVC-104 Geigenkasten BVC-193 Wiener Wamperl BVC-101 Cutt KB-401 7 DESIGNER CUTLERY Hoffmann Cutlery No. 135 Designer Josef Hoffmann Year of design 1902 Item Hoffmann cutlery No. 135 Item no. BD -135 Item Item no. Size Weight annex mm g Dinner spoon - 01 l 203 97 Dinner fork - 02 l 214 92 Dinner knife - 03 l 232 45 Dessert spoon - 09 l 165 67 Dessert fork -10 l 178 56 Dessert knife -11 l 198 31 Coffee or tea spoon -13 l 140 41 Mocca spoon -14 l 100 14 Pastry fork -15 l 153 34 Fish fork -17 l 203 67 Fish knife -19 l 218 73 Fruit fork -21 l 155 36 Fruit knife, silver blade -22 l 160 41 Fruit spoon -24 l 153 42 Ice cream spoon -25 l 132 39 Long drink spoon -26 l 195 74 Butter knife, small, silver blade -28 l 145 52 Cold meat fork -29 l 210 61 Roast fork -30 l 245 124 Roast spoon -31 l 233 145 Butter knife, large, silver blade -33 l 168 62 Butter knife, large, silver blade -34 l 168 73 Ice cream serving spoon -35 l 216 114 Fish serving fork -37 l 230 141 Fish serving knife -39 l 240 115 Potato serving spoon -42 l 230 152 Fruit serving spoon -43 l 225 113 8 DESIGNER CUTLERY Sugar Tongs | Cake Server I Asparagus Tongs No. 135 Item Item no. Size Weight annex mm g Salad serving spoon -47 l 228 152 Salad serving spoon, long -47 l l 280 152 Salad serving fork -48 l 228 149 Salad serving fork, long -48 l l 280 149 Salt and spice spoon -51 l 88 12 Sandwich serving fork -52 l 150 36 Sandwich server -53 l 180 74 Gravy ladle -54 l 195 107 Cheese knife, small, silver blade -58 l 145 52 Asparagus tongs -60 l 175 245 Soup ladle, large -61 l 375 410 Soup ladle, small -62 l 305 290 Cake server -64 l 250 115 Serving spoon -67 l 228 152 Lemon fork -68 l 105 37 Sugar sprinkling spoon -69 l l 170 Sugar tongs -70 l 100 62 Ice cream serving knife, silver blade -85 l 230 115 Mixed pickles fork -86 l 250 68 Fish Cutlery Nr. 135 Mixed pickles spoon -87 l 250 75 Oyster fork -93 l 145 39 Josef Hoffmann's famous cutlery No. 135 was designed a year before the founding of the Wiener Werkstätte. It marked a revolu- tion in the history of silverware, since it involved a departure from historicism in favor of clear lines, an uncompromising allegiance to functionality. The original sets were produced for the Kohn, Wittgenstein and Mautner Markhof families. Today, we treasure the original dies as some of our most priceless possessions. They are used when special people are looking for something exceptional – for products of pure perfection. 9 DESIGNER CUTLERY Prutscher Cutlery Designer Otto Prutscher Year of design 1930s Item Prutscher cutlery Item no. BD -179 Item Item no. Size Weight annex mm g Dinner spoon - 01 l 210 95 Dinner fork - 02 l 205 80 Dinner knife - 03 l 215 40 Pastry fork -15 l 150 40 Coffee or tea spoon -13 l 145 40 This richly rounded set of cutlery was designed by Otto Prutscher in the 1930s. The slightly curved upper face of the handles is characteristic of his work from the 1930s. The contrast between the soft organic forms and the material's shimmering hardness constitutes this pattern's particular appeal. The pieces rest solidly and comfortably in the hand. 10 DESIGNER CUTLERY "Faden" Cutlery by Prutscher Designer Otto Prutscher Year of design 1920s Item "Faden" cutlery by Prutscher Item no. BD -181 Item Item no. Size Weight annex mm g Dinner spoon - 01 l 210 85 Dinner fork - 02 l 200 75 Dinner knife - 03 l 215 36 Pastry fork -15 l 140 34 Coffee or tea spoon -13 l 135 32 Purity of form is the particular feature of Otto Prutscher's cutlery. This early masterpiece of Viennese Art Deco is clearly in the tradition of Josef Hoffmann, but is also imbued with the spirit of a new age. The handles appear to be lined by a thread that runs along the edges. While in the forks and spoons the thread stops just before the bottom of the handles, it runs all around the bottom ends of the knives' rounded handles. The understated elegance of this design is absolutely timeless. 11 DESIGNER CUTLERY Haerdtl Cutlery Designer Oswald Haerdtl Year of design 1956 Item Haerdtl cutlery Item no. BD-192 Item Item no. Size Weight annex mm g Dinner spoon - 01 l 195 78 Dinner fork - 02 l 195 65 Dinner knife - 03 l 213 30 Pastry fork -15 l 150 30 Coffee or tea spoon -13 l 135 40 The advent of espresso in the 1950s brought new life to Vienna's coffeehouse scene. Inspired by the light-heartedness of the Itali- an way of life, architect Oswald Haerdtl designed the interiors of numerous cafés in the style of the time, including the famous Arabia Espresso at Vienna's Kohlmarkt. The design of his cutlery reflects the positive, buoyant mood of the epoch. Its fine, deeply engraved fluting quotes from classical forms of decoration and is enriched by contemporary Italian influences. 12 DESIGNER CUTLERY Name"Cutt" desCutlery Produktes Designer Thomas Feichtner Year of design 2006 Item "Cutt" cutlery Item no. KB-401 Item Item no. Size Weight annex mm g Dinner spoon - 01 l 192 85 Dinner fork - 02 l 192 80 Dinner knife - 03 l 195 42 Pastry fork -15 l 130 42 Coffee or tea spoon -13 l 130 45 Fish fork -17 l 192 92 Fish knife -19 l 192 89 The "Cutt" cutlery set is exemplary of Thomas Feichtner's experi- mental approach.