Wiener Silber Manufactur

Wiener Silber manufactur
Office Schwarzenbergstraße 1–3/2
2
1010 Vienna, Austria
manufacture Boschanstraße 3/Halle 1
2483 Ebreichsdorf – Weigelsdorf
Austria
Phone +43 2254 - 728 50
fax +43 2254 - 728 50 10
email office@wienersilbermanufactur.com
Shop Spiegelgasse 14
1010 Vienna, Austria
Phone +43 1 - 513 05 00
fax +43 1 - 513 05 01
email shop@wienersilbermanufactur.com
www.wienersilbermanufactur.com
Wiener Silber manufactur
Steeped in tradition to create Something new
Inspired by the vision of an innovative company, though rich in
tradition, Georg Stradiot founded the Wiener Silber Manufactur
in 2008, a brand whose roots go back to 1882.
DeSiGn
Wiener Silber Manufactur has an archive of 11,000 original
designs, including works of masters of the Wiener Werkstätte
such as Josef Hoffmann, Kolo Moser, Otto Prutscher and Oswald
Haerdtl. It was in their creative period that Vienna became the
artistic and intellectual centre of Europe.
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
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 silverware
is exceptionally easy to clean, since it is dishwasher-proof
and extremely resistant to tarnishing.

craftSmanShiP
Apart from the high quality of silver, exquisite craftsmanship is the
main quality criterion. In fact every piece of the Wiener Silber Manufactur
product range, which includes cutlery, tea sets, candelabra,
bowls etc., is produced by hand in the south of Vienna.
teamWOrk
With a staff of 20 highly qualified members, including three
master silversmiths, Wiener Silber Manufactur has a team of
specialists who are deeply committed to producing the finest
of silverware.
hallmark
Every product that leaves our house is adorned with a four-leaf
clover, the symbol and hallmark of Wiener Silber Manufactur.
The four-leaf clover is also available as a lovely little pendant.
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.
Wiener Silber manufactur
DeliverY timeS
Most of the products shown in the catalog are in stock and can
be delivered immediately. In case of special orders, delivery time
is approximately 6 weeks.
Our ShOP in the heart Of vienna
Everyone is warmly welcome to visit the exquisite Wiener Silber
Manufactur Shop at Spiegelgasse 14, in Vienna's first district,
where architect Michael Embacher made sure only the finest
materials were used. The clever color concept, technical equipment
and a sophisticated combination of historical and contemporary
forms create a wonderful atmosphere that reflects the soul of
Wiener Silber Manufactur.
"Art and craftsmanship of the silversmith have a
long tradition in Vienna. We are proud of being
a part of this tradition."
Georg Stradiot, Owner of Wiener Silber Manufactur
3

CUTLERY

Josef Hoffmann BD-135
Oswald Haerdtl BD-192
Hofburg BVC-189
Geigenkasten BVC-193
Otto Prutscher BD-179
Schönbrunn BVC-177
Mirabell BVC-190
Wiener Wamperl BVC-101
Otto Prutscher Faden BD-181
Belvedere BVC-185
Eselsrücken BVC-104
Cutt KB-401
cutlerY
7

DeSiGner cutlerY
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
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
Butter knife, small,
-26 l 195 74
silver blade -28 l 145 52
Cold meat fork -29 l 210 61
Roast fork -30 l 245 124
Roast spoon
Butter knife, large,
-31 l 233 145
silver blade
Butter knife, large,
-33 l 168 62
silver blade
Ice cream
-34 l 168 73
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
Josef Hoffmann
1902
Hoffmann cutlery No. 135
BD-135
Hoffmann Cutlery No. 135

Sugar Tongs | Cake Server I
Asparagus Tongs No. 135
Fish Cutlery Nr. 135
DeSiGner cutlerY
item item no. Size Weight
annex mm g
Salad serving spoon
Salad serving spoon,
-47 l 228 152
long -47 l l 280 152
Salad serving fork
Salad serving fork,
-48 l 228 149
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
Cheese knife,
-54 l 195 107
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
Ice cream serving knife,
-70 l 100 62
silver blade -85 l 230 115
Mixed pickles fork -86 l 250 68
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 revolution
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
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
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
Otto Prutscher
1930s
Prutscher cutlery
BD-179
Prutscher Cutlery

"Faden" Cutlery by Prutscher
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Otto Prutscher
1920s
DeSiGner cutlerY
"Faden" cutlery by Prutscher
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
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
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 Italian
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
Oswald Haerdtl
1956
Haerdtl cutlery
BD-192
Haerdtl Cutlery

Name "Cutt" des Cutlery Produktes
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Thomas Feichtner
2006
"Cutt" cutlery
KB-401
DeSiGner cutlerY
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. Designed in 2006, it challenges the functional
and ergonomic requirements on cutlery, and yet it surprises with its
functionality once it gets used. Individual surfaces folded to shape
a bowl-like cavity turn out to be the body of the spoon or fork.
The set was initially manufactured on a small scale by Wiener
Silber Manufactur; meanwhile "Cutt" has found its way into various
cutlery and design collections.
13

claSSic cutlerY
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item item no. Size Weight
annex mm g
Dinner spoon -01 l 210 95
Dinner fork -02 l 210 75
Dinner knife -03 l 240 35
Pastry fork -15 l 140 27
Coffee or tea spoon -13 l 135 28
Vienna's Schönbrunn Palace was eponymous for this pattern.
Forms inspired by the Baroque introduced the glory and grandeur
of the imperial court to the dining tables of the upper middle class.
Today this pattern remains an expression of the joyous celebration
of dining; it embodies luxury and classiness, the joie de vivre of
an epoch.
14
Archive
Undated
"Schönbrunn" cutlery
BVC-177
"Schönbrunn"

"Belvedere"
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Archive
Undated
"Belvedere" cutlery
BVC-185
claSSic cutlerY
item item no. Size Weight
annex mm g
Dinner spoon - 01 l 210 89
Dinner fork - 02 l 205 73
Dinner knife - 03 l 250 35
Pastry fork -15 l 145 30
Coffee or tea spoon -13 l 135 35
With its lightness and easy elegance the "Belvedere" cutlery
dovetails with both traditional interiors and modern settings. Its
continuous ornamentation and delicate curves at the bottom of the
handles reflect the opulence of the Baroque, introducing an air of
the savoir vivre of those bygone days to the modern dining table.
15

claSSic cutlerY
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item item no. Size Weight
annex mm g
Dinner spoon - 01 l 200 95
Dinner fork - 02 l 195 75
Dinner knife - 03 l 240 35
Pastry fork -15 l 140 35
Coffee or tea spoon -13 l 135 38
The "Hofburg" cutlery is a modernized version of a design that
was used by the Imperial family until 1918. It was initially produced
in 1881 for the Prague residence of Crown Prince Rudolf
and his newly-wed wife Stéphanie of Belgium. In 1902, Stéphanie
commissioned silver manufacturer Alexander Sturm to produce a
new set for the wedding of her daughter, Archduchess Elisabeth.
Until today, "Hofburg" has been the official state cutlery of the
Czech Republic. And it is still used in Austrian embassies throughout
the world.
16
Archive
Undated
"Hofburg" cutlery
BVC-189
"Hofburg"

Name "Mirabell" des Produktes
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Archive
Undated
"Mirabell" cutlery
BVC-190
claSSic cutlerY
item item no. Size Weight
annex mm g
Dinner spoon - 01 l 203 88
Dinner fork - 02 l 200 72
Dinner knife - 03 l 215 30
Pastry fork -15 l 140 32
Coffee or tea spoon -13 l 130 30
In 1606, Prince-Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau had Mirabell
Palace in Salzburg built as a gift for his true love, Salome
Alt. The romance of this story is reflected in the "Mirabell" pattern.
With trefoil ends to the handles and encircling grooves, it borrows
from the sensuous lines of the Baroque.
17

claSSic cutlerY
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item item no. Size Weight
annex mm g
Dinner spoon - 01 l 195 75
Dinner fork - 02 l 196 70
Dinner knife - 03 l 225 35
Pastry fork -15 l 140 30
Coffee or tea spoon -13 l 135 32
The "Geigenkasten" cutlery, named after the violin shape of the
handle, is one of our most traditional silver tableware patterns.
Its form and functionality were already highly appreciated in the
Baroque era, when a refined dining etiquette required that the
spoon and fork be held with three dainty fingers. In the 1970s,
the concept was revived by adapting the pattern to suit modern
ways of dining. This cutlery is a "must have" on any wedding gift
list. It harmonizes extremely well with any china service and offers
a sufficiently large area to engrave coats of arms or monograms.
18
Archive
Undated
"Geigenkasten" cutlery
BVC-193
"Geigenkasten"

"Wiener Wamperl"
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Archive
Undated
"Wiener Wamperl" cutlery
BVC-101
claSSic cutlerY
item item no. Size Weight
annex mm g
Dinner spoon -01 l 210 80
Dinner fork -02 l 205 70
Dinner knife -03 l 250 44
Pastry fork -15 l 145 30
Coffee or tea spoon -13 l 142 34
The gentle elegance of the "Wiener Wamperl" ("Viennese pot-bel-
ly") exudes the cheery functionality of Biedermeier culture. Empress
Elisabeth chose this cutlery in 1895 for her Kammermeierei (private
dairy farm) in Schönbrunn, and Emperor Franz Joseph I had it set
in various hunting lodges until 1918. Berndorf-based Arthur Krupp
used this pattern to manufacture cutlery in the newly developed
German silver (alpacca). Today, we produce this typical Biedermeier
cutlery in solid silver. Its austerity makes it harmonize with
any place setting or ambiance and look more modern than many
a contemporary set.
19

claSSic cutlerY
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item item no. Size Weight
annex mm g
Dinner spoon - 01 l 210 95
Dinner fork - 02 l 202 65
Dinner knife - 03 l 250 42
Pastry fork -15 l 142 30
Coffee or tea spoon -13 l 140 35
When Empress Elisabeth was residing at the legendary Achil-
leion, her summer palace on the Greek island of Corfu, the table
was laid with this cutlery. Its form is a variation on the "Wiener
Wamperl"; it derives its name from the prominent ridge along
the handle that gives this pattern its unmistakable appearance.
"Eselsrücken" is a functional and aesthetically pleasing Biedermeier
cutlery pattern that has always been one of the most popular
models in our classic range.
20
Archive
Undated
"Eselsrücken" cutlery
BVC-104
"Eselsrücken"

Cutlery
30
25
20
15
10
5
cm
30
25
20
15
10
5
cm
30
25
20
15
10
5
cm
Dinner
spoon /
fork /
knife
Fish serving
fork /
knife
Sugar
tongs /
spoon
Fish
fork /
knife
Dessert
spoon /
fork /
knife
Sandwich
server /
serving fork
Cheese /
Butter
knife
Gravy
ladle,
small
Bouillon
spoon
Cold
meat
fork
Milk
laddle
Fruit
fork /
knife
Long
drink
spoon
Serving cutlery is available for all Wiener Silber Manufactur cutlery sets.
The sets and components shown above are exemplary.
The sizes and serving cutlery may vary according to the set.
Coffee /
tea
spoon
Ice
cream
serving
spoon
Asparagus
serving
tongs
Serving cutlery is available for all Wiener Silber Manufactur cutlery
sets. The sets and components shown above are exemplary.
The sizes and serving cutlery may vary according to the set.
Mocca
spoon
Ice
cream
spoon
Soup ladle,
small /
large
Pastry
fork
Fruit
spoon
Rice
spoon
Butter
knife
small
Crab
fork /
knife
Carving
fork /
knife
Roast
fork /
spoon
Salad
serving
spoon /
fork
Cake server Porridge
spoon /
pusher
Spice
spoon
Pastry
tongs
Tea
strainer
cutlerY
Potato
serving
spoon
Infant
fork /
knife
Lemon
fork
21

SuGar tOnGS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Size | mm
Weight | g
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Size | mm
Weight | g
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
Size | mm
Weightw | g
22
Oswald Haerdtl
Undated
Sugar tongs by Haerdtl (above)
BD-6884
l 80
26
Otto Prutscher
Undated
Sugar tongs by Prutscher (below)
BD-6802
l 90
38
Josef Hoffmann
1902
Sugar tongs, set No. 135
BD-135
-70
l 100
60
These three models are reissued after original drawings from our
archives. Oswald Haerdtl restricts himself to stringent reduction,
whereas Otto Prutscher plays with softly curved organic elements.
The sugar tongs by Josef Hoffmann are part of cutlery set No. 135,
designed in 1902.
Sugar Tongs by Haerdtl | Prutscher
Sugar Tongs No. 135

"Sisi" Sugar Sprinkling Spoon
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
Size | mm
Weight | g
Archive
Undated
"Sisi" sugar sprinkling spoon
BVC-104
-69/KL
l 146
40
"SiSi" SPOOn
With a shell-shaped, finely perforated bowl and an imperial
crown engraved on the handle, the "Sisi" sugar sprinkler is a
masterpiece of the silversmith's craft. Along with the "Wiener
Wamperl" this sifting spoon formed part of Sisi's silverware at
the Kammermeierei dairy in Schönbrunn.
23

ACCESSORIES
SILVER
POTPOURRI

PenDantS
Four-Leaf Clover Pendant
26
Designer
Year of design
item
Manufactur
2009
Four-leaf clover pendant
item item no. finish Size Weight
annex mm g
KAT-2098 polished 15 2
KAT-2099 polished 25 5
KAT-2099 -m martelé 25 5
KAT-2100 polished 35 9,5
KAT-2100 -m martelé 35 9,5
KAT-2101 polished 50 20
KAT-2101 -m martelé 50 20
The four-leaf clover pendant is the logo of Wiener Silber Manu-
factur. It is available in various sizes, with a brightly polished or
martelé finish.

Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
Size | mm
Weight | g
The Dandy Penguin, designed by Tino Valentinitsch, was given
to all gentlemen at the 2008 Vienna Opera Ball as a gift.
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
Size | mm
Weight | g
Tino Valentinitsch
2008
Dandy Penguin bookmark
KDA-2007
-PG
l 85
9
Tino Valentinitsch
2008
Poodle Princess bookmark
KDA-2010
-PD
l 85
8
Here comes the female counterpart, the Poodle Princess, to keep
company with the Dandy Penguin.
Dandy Penguin Bookmark
Poodle Princess Bookmark
Silver POtPOurri
27

OXeS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Pillbox -2
28
Manufactur, Karl Schmidt
2005
Pillbox | Cigarette tin
KD-10018
-1.2 -2 -9
50 50 50
h 12 h 20 h 90
47 70 150
Pillbox -1,2
Pillbox -9 | Cigarette Tin

Box with a Gemstone
Candy Box
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
finish
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Manufactur, Karl Schmidt
2007
Box with a gemstone
KD-10138
-10
Moss agate / Onyx / Lapis lazuli /
Amethyst / Silver knob
100
h 70
370
bOXeS
This classical Biedermeier-style box is available in different sizes.
It has no soldered seams, since both the lid and the tin are each
turned from a single piece. The lid knob can be made of different
types of semiprecious gemstones, at the customer's option.
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Archive
Undated
Candy box
KD-6128
120
h 65
430
29

OXeS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
finish
Size | mm
Weight | g
This cigarette box, wrought by hand, has a martelé look and is
decorated with two lapis lazuli stones.
30
Manufactur, Karl Schmidt
2005
Cigarette box with lapis lazuli
KD -10111
martelé
l 70 I b 70 I h 110
500
Cigarette Box with Lapis Lazuli

Coral Sugar Box
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Kolo Moser
1902
Sugar box
KD-3078
item Size Weight
mm g
Coral sugar box b 135 I l 110 I h 90 620
Onyx sugar box b 135 I l 110 I h 90 800
Monogrammed sugar box b 135 I l 110 I h 90 625
Onyx Sugar Box Monogrammed Sugar Box
bOXeS
What composer Gustav Mahler had in mind as a Christmas
present for his young wife Alma was a silver box, adorned with
corals, so he had it designed by Kolo Moser and manufactured
by Alexander Sturm. It became a Christmas present that was
nothing less than a love declaration in the shape of a silver box.
Today, Moser's original draft is in our archives, where it serves
as a reference for our beautiful, hand-made sugar box.
31

Ottle StOPPerS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
finish
ø mm
Weight | g
Designed by Josef Hoffmann, this highly decorative bottle stop-
per has an integrated cork and is available in a polished or
martelé look.
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Size | mm
Weight | g
32
Josef Hoffmann
Undated
"Bell" bottle stopper
KCT-10005
-m
polished martelé
50 50
50 50
Josef Hoffmann
1951
Bottle stopper
KCT-6774
h 56
60
Josef Hoffmann also designed a napkin ring (KTK-6752) and
a silver beaker (KCT-6272) to go with this bottle stopper.
"Bell" Bottle Stopper
Bottle Stopper

"Sphere" Bottle Stopper
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
finish
ø mm
Weight | g
Archive
Undated
bOttle StOPPerS
"Sphere" bottle stopper
KCT-4191
k k-m -m
polished martelé polished martelé
40 40 50 50
55 55 70 70
This bottle stopper is available in two sizes, with a polished or
martelé finish.
33

eakerS
Designer
Year of design
item
art-nt
finish item no. ø mm Size Weight
annex mm g
polished -8 58 h 83 140
martelé -8m 58 h 83 140
polished -10 70 h 100 170
martelé -10m 70 h 100 170
polished -14 70 h 140 205
martelé -14m 70 h 140 205
34
Archive
Undated
Beaker
KCT-1909
These beakers are available in different sizes and with a highly
polished or martelé finish. They can be obtained with a goldplated
or silver interior.
Beaker

Schnapps Beaker
Beaker with a Cast Base
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
finish
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Archive
1926
Schnapps beaker
KCT-5363
-5
polished
34
h 50
40
Archive
Undated
Beaker with a cast base
KCT-7001
62
h 80
130
beakerS
This beaker is manufactured according to original drawings from
our archive.
35

eakerS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
With its simple geometric construction, pragmatic expression and
clean all-round finish, this fine beaker is a perfect representative of
the Wiener Werkstätte. It is crafted to an original design by Josef
Hoffmann and goes nicely with the napkin ring (KTK-6752) and
bottle stopper (KCT-6774).
36
Archive
Undated
"Alt Wien" beaker
KCT-7003
-U
60
h 78
140
Josef Hoffmann
1930s
Chased beaker
KCT-6272
68
h 78
120
"Alt Wien" Beaker
Chased Beaker

Christening Beaker
Beaker with Handle
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Archive
Undated
Christening beaker
KCT-7009
beakerS
item item no. ø mm Size Weight
annex mm g
Christening beaker 65 h 65 60
Beaker with handle -H 65 h 66 85
This attractive, bell-shaped beaker is available with or without a
handle. It has a rolled rim and is well-proportioned, which makes
it lie comfortably in the hand.
37

eakerS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
38
Archive
Undated
Travel folding beaker
KCT-5379
-8
58
h 90
140
This folding beaker is not only a popular gift and functional travel
companion, but is in fact a masterpiece of Viennese silver craftsmanship.
There are five telescoped sections hidden under the lid.
Travel Folding Beaker

Sugar Tongs by Haerdtl | Prutscher
Sugar Tongs No. 135
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Size | mm
Weight | g
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Size | mm
Weight | g
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
Size | mm
Weight | g
Oswald Haerdtl
Undated
SuGar tOnGS
Sugar tongs by Haerdtl (above)
BD-6884
l 80
26
Otto Prutscher
Undated
Sugar tongs by Prutscher (below)
BD-6802
l 90
38
Josef Hoffmann
1902
Sugar tongs, set No. 135
BD-135
-70
l 100
60
The strictly geometrical sugar tongs by Josef Hoffmann are part of
cutlery set No. 135, designed in 1902. The fan-shaped grooves
on Oswald Haerdtl's sugar tongs are typical of 1950s design,
whereas Otto Prutscher's design is inspired by more organic forms
like those of buds and leaves. All three models are reissued after
original drawings from our archives.
39

"SiSi" SPOOn
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
Size | mm
Weight | g
Along with the "Eselsrücken" cutlery, this sifting spoon formed part
of Sisi's silverware at the Kammermeierei dairy in Schönbrunn. This
is why the sugar sprinkler has an imperial crown engraved on the
back of its handle. It is still made by hand but has slightly altered
dimensions.
40
Archive
Undated
"Sisi" sugar sprinkling spoon
BVC-104
-69/KL
l 146
40
"Sisi" Sugar Sprinkling Spoon

Spherical Salt
and Pepper Shakers
Egg-Shaped Salt
and Pepper Shakers
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Salt anD PePPer ShakerS
Manufactur, Karl Schmidt
2006
Spherical salt shaker
KTK-10126
Spherical pepper shaker
KTK-10127
42
h 43
55
Manufactur, Karl Schmidt
2007
Egg-shaped salt and pepper shakers
KTK-10132
35
h 40
45
41

Salt anD PePPer ShakerS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
ø mm
Size|mm
Weight |g
item
item no.
item no. annex
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
42
Manufactur, Karl Schmidt
2005
Salt shaker
KTK-10049
-7
30
h 75
57
Pepper shaker
KTK-10050
-7
30
h 75
54
Salt and Pepper Shakers

Napkin Ring, Court-Shaped
Napkin Ring,
Circular / with a Stone
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Archive
Undated
Napkin ring, court-shaped
KTK-6160
46
h 32
43
naPkin rinGS
This unpretentious napkin ring goes nicely with any cutlery set.
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Archive
Undated
Napkin ring, circular / with a stone
KTK-9854
Napkin ring, circular
KTK-9855
50
h 30
50
This napkin ring is available with various semiprecious stones or
in a puristic, highly modern version.
43

naPkin rinGS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Size | mm
Weight | g
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
44
Manufactur
2009
Napkin ring, oval (left)
KTK-9851
l 60 I b 30 I h 25
60
Manufactur
2009
Napkin ring, egg cup (right)
KTK-9852
40–50
b 40
90
The circular napkin ring can also be used as an egg cup.
Oval Napkin Ring
Napkin Ring | Egg Cup

Napkin Ring with a Rolled Rim
Napkin Ring, Oval, Court-Shaped
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Archive
Undated
naPkin rinGS
Napkin ring with a rolled rim
KTK-9856
-0
50
h 33
40
With its simple, rolled rim, this napkin ring goes nicely with both
plain and classically shaped cutlery.
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Size | mm
Weight | g
Archive
Undated
Napkin ring, oval, court-shaped
KTK-6179
l 46 I b 32 I h 32
30
45

naPkin rinGS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Size | mm
Weight | g
Here is a wonderful example of Josef Hoffmann's formal language:
the napkin ring consists of three rows of little humps that
reflect and refract the light. It goes nicely with Hoffmann's beaker
(KCT-6272) and bottle stopper (KCT-6774).
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Size | mm
Weight | g
46
Josef Hoffmann
Undated
Napkin ring
KTK-6752
l 52 I b 40
42
Archive
Undated
"Chippendale" napkin ring
KTK-6200
l 55 I b 40
40
The "Chippendale" napkin ring is highly decorative, especially
as a supplement to unpretentious cutlery.
Napkin Ring
"Chippendale" Napkin Ring

"Belvedere" Napkin Ring
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
finish
Size | mm
Weight | g
Archive
Undated
naPkin rinGS
"Belvedere" napkin ring
KTK-7001
With or without gold-plated interior
l 54 I b 30 I h 35
40
Available with or without a gold-plated interior, the "Belvedere"
napkin ring tops off the "Belvedere" cutlery set (BVC-185).
47

OWlS
künstler
entwurfsjahr
artikel
art-nr
art-nr annex
ausführung
ø mm
Größe | mm
Gewicht | g
Josef Hoffmann refined the classical round bowl form into a nice
composition of eight leaves, linked to form a bowl. The result is
a fan-shaped martelé bowl that requires the highest perfection in
craftsmanship.
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Designed by Josef Hoffmann in 1932, this silver bowl looks as
modern as ever.
48
Josef Hoffmann
Undated
Martelé silver bowl
KSC-6092
-16
martelé
160
h 65
340
Josef Hoffmann
1932
Silver Bowl
KSC-6488
-12 -16
120 160
h 40 h 50
140 300
Martelé Silver Bowl
Silver Bowl

"Pumpkin" Bowl, Martelé
Name Bowl with des Rounded ProduktesFeet
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
finish
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Archive
Undated
"Pumpkin" bowl, martelé
KSC-6617
Oswald Haerdtl
Undated
Bowl with rounded feet
KSC-6493
-20
martelé
200
h 65
365
bOWlS
finish item no. ø mm Size Weight
annex mm g
martelé -12 120 h 30 100
martelé -14 140 h 45 160
martelé -18 180 h 45 195
martelé -20 200 h 60 300
martelé -23 230 h 65 500
This beautiful bowl with a martelé finish is available in different sizes.
Designed by Oswald Haerdtl, this bowl opens like a lotus flower.
Its ball feet carry a corpus with a delicate martelé finish.
49

OWlS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
finish
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
The base of this bowl by Otto Prutscher makes it look as if it were
floating. Available with a polished or martelé finish.
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. ø mm Size Weight
annex mm g
-10 100 h 25 166
-14 140 h 35 340
-18 180 h 50 527
Josef Hoffmann designed this smooth, well-proportioned bowl in
1902, inspired by the purism of traditional Japanese tableware,
but its balance and timeless simplicity still conforms with contemporary
aesthetics. The bowl is available in various sizes.
50
Otto Prutscher
Undated
Bowl with a base
KSC-6098
-18 -18
polished martelé
180 180
h 35 h 35
500 500
Josef Hoffmann
Undated
Bowl with a pedestal
KSC-6419
Bowl with a Base
Bowl with a Pedestal

CHILDREN

chilDren
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Size | mm
Weight | g
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
finish
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
54
Archive
Undated
Baby's rattle "Sad & Happy"
KB-5103
l 155 I b 45
70
This fine little rattle, crafted by hand, has a laughing face on one
side and a crying face on the other.
Archive
Undated
"Pear" rattle
KB-7006
l 140 I b 40
45
Name Baby's des Rattle Produktes "Sad & Happy"
"Pear" Rattle

"Spinning Top" Teething Ring
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Archive
Undated
"Spinning Top" teething ring
KB-5130
55
h 60
50
chilDren
55

Place SettinGS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
The porridge bowl has two small handles and is a perfect supplement
to our infant cutlery sets.
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
56
Archive
Undated
Porridge bowl
KSC-6165
160
h 29
200
Archive
Undated
"Geigenkasten" porridge set
BVC-193
item Size Weight
mm g
Porridge spoon l 145 32
Porridge pusher l 110 30
Porridge cutlery sets are available in all our cutlery designs.
Porridge Bowl
"Geigenkasten" Porridge Set

Prutscher Baby Cutlery
"Faden" Children's Cutlery
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Our baby cutlery is available in all designs, for instance in this
design by Otto Prutscher.
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Otto Prutscher
1930s
Prutscher baby cutlery
BD-179
item Size Weight
mm g
Baby spoon l 110 30
Baby fork l 110 30
Otto Prutscher
1920s
"Faden" children's cutlery
BD-181
item Size Weight
mm g
Children's spoon l 180 68
Children's fork l 175 51
Children's knife l 185 24
Place SettinGS
Our children's cutlery is available in all designs, for instance in the
"Faden" design by Otto Prutscher.
57

chriSteninG beakerS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item item no. ø mm Size Weight
annex mm g
"Bell"
christening beaker
Beaker with a
65 h 65 60
handle -H 65 h 66 85
This beaker resembles a little bell. It is attractively proportioned,
has an ergonomic design and a comfortable, rolled rim. Available
with or without a handle.
58
Archive
Undated
"Bell" christening beaker
KCT-7009
"Bell" Christening Beaker
Beaker with a Handle

Christening Beaker
with a Cast Base
"Alt Wien" Christening Beaker
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
chriSteninG beakerS
Archive
Undated
Christening beaker with a cast base
KCT-7001
62
h 80
130
This christening beaker has a decorative, cast base. Available
with or without a base.
Archive
Undated
"Alt Wien" christening beaker
KCT-7003
-U
60
h 78
140
59

chriSteninG beakerS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
60
Josef Hoffmann
1930s
Christening beaker, martelé
KCT-6272
68
h 78
120
This fine beaker is crafted to a design by Josef Hoffmann. Its geometric
construction, reduced in form, pragmatic in expression and
with an all-round clean finish, is a perfect example of the qualities
of the Wiener Werkstätte. It goes nicely with Hoffmann's napkin
ring (KTK-6752) and bottle stopper (KCS-6774).
Christening Beaker, Martelé

Pillbox
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Manufactur, Karl Schmidt
2005
Pillbox
KD-10018
-2
50
h 20
70
bOXeS
The pill box can optionally be engraved. It is an ideal storage box
for precious little things.
61

TABLEWARE

canDle hOlDerS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
This sculptural and voluminous girandole is typical of Otto
Prutscher's use of organic forms. Four tender arms meander
around a proud center, enthroned upon a solid base.
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
Size | mm
Weight | g
The smaller version of Otto Prutscher's girandole has only two
arms, but is just as charming.
64
Otto Prutscher
1930s
4-branched girandole with a central light
KK-6381
-4M
320
h 250
1085
Otto Prutscher
Undated
2-Branched Candelabrum
KK-6382
-2a
h 140
430
4-Branched Girandole
with a Central Light
2-Branched Candelabrum

Four-Light Candelabrum
Pair of Candlesticks
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
finish
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Otto Prutscher
Undated
Four-light candelabrum
KK-6383
martelé
150
h155
605
Otto Prutscher
Undated
Pair of candlesticks
KK-6385
143
h 315
900
canDle hOlDerS
Towering and aiming high: Otto Prutscher's candlesticks are rooted
in a solid circular base, and yet they show some organic elements
characteristic of his work.
65

canDle hOlDerS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item item no. ø mm Size Weight
annex mm g
2-branched
candelabrum "Classic" -2
2-branched candelabrum
"Classic" with
h 120 310
a central light
3-branched candelabrum
"Classic" with
-2m h 155 360
a central light
4-branched candelabrum
"Classic" with
-3m 250 h 160 460
a central light -4m 250 h 270 1070
These classical candelabra are variations on historical girandoles.
With their playful details and rococo curves, they create a solemn
atmosphere in any environment when their full glory unfolds in the
candlelight.
66
Archive
Undated
2-branched candelabrum "Classic"
KK-7166
2-Branched Candelabrum
"Classic"
2-Branched Candelabrum
with a Central Light

3-Branched Candelabrum
with a Central Light
4-Branched Girandole
with a Central Light
canDle hOlDerS
67

canDle hOlDerS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
68
Archive
Undated
"Classic" candle holder
KK-7169
70–90
h 60
130
"Classic" Candle Holder

"Chippendale" Tray
Oval Tray
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Archive
Undated
"Chippendale" tray
KT-7612
Various sizes
Various sizes
Various sizes
Archive
Undated
Oval tray
KT-1427
Various sizes
Various sizes
Various sizes
This simple, timeless tray is available in various sizes.
tr aYS
The classical "Chippendale" tray is available in various sizes and
shapes (circular, oval or rectangular).
69

tr aYS
Designer
Year of design
The bone-like pattern on the rim of this tray by Otto Prutscher gives
it a rather unusual, though very charming appearance. Available
in various sizes.
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
A tray like this may look simple to the eye, but it actually is a pretty
sophisticated artifact that requires great craftsmanship: on its large,
smooth surfaces any imperfection immediately catches the eye.
Available in various sizes.
70
Otto Prutscher
Undated
item
Tray with a bone-patterned rim
item no. KT-6584
item no. annex -20 -30 -35
Size | mm l 190 I b 160 l 290 I b 200 l 330 I b 280
Manufactur
Undated
Rectangular tray
KT-6596 G
Various sizes
Various sizes
Various sizes
Tray with
a Bone-Patterned Rim
Rectangular Tray

Underplate
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
ø mm
Weight | g
Manufactur
Undated
This underplate is available in various sizes.
unDerPlateS
Underplate
KU-76375
-28U -31GL -33GL
280 310 330
620 950 1060
71

MASTERPIECES

maSterPieceS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
finish item no. ø mm Size Weight
annex mm g
polished -15 150 h 130 250
martelé -16m 160 h 140 293
martelé -21m 210 h 150 390
polished -25 250 h 190 1020
martelé -25m 250 h 190 890
With its long pole and a ball on each end, this fruit bowl by Otto
Prutscher is characteristic of the artist's poetic, playful approach, and it
fires our imagination: does it resemble a drop of water that drips into a
basin? Its finely hammered surface breaks up the lights into thousands
of glittering reflections. The bowl is available in various sizes in a polished
or martelé finish, with a silver or semiprecious stone ball at the top.
Fruit Bowl with
a Semiprecious Stone
74
Otto Prutscher
Undated
Fruit bowl
KSC-6089
Fruit Bowl -16m
Fruit Bowl -25m

Name Centerpiece des Produktes with Lapis Lazuli
Martelé Centerpiece
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Josef Hoffmann
1902
Josef Hoffmann
Undated
Martelé centerpiece
KSC-6072
-19
190
h 90
380
maSterPieceS
Centerpiece with lapis lazuli
KSC-2331-24
.1 .2 .3
240 240 245
h 180 h 120 h 85
1134 965 780
This sculptural centerpiece is made to an early design by Josef
Hoffman. Its pure, long-legged physique and the smooth surface
of its base are revolutionary. Its only adornment consists of four
semiprecious stones. Designed in 1902, this centerpiece became
a major work of 20th century Viennese design. Available in different
heights, with malachites, lapis lazuli or onyx stones.
The gleaming lines and concentric circles on this martelé bowl by
Josef Hoffmann make the light dance in a vibrant rhythm. The vertical
and horizontal composition of this centerpiece represents a use
of forms that is typical of the 1930s.
75

maSterPieceS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
ausführung
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
When this bowl was created in the early 1930s, Oswald Haerdtl
was running Josef Hoffmann's studio. The bowl gives us an idea
of how close their collaboration was, although a new momentum
comes into play in this design by Haerdtl: the grooves and ridges
make the light flicker and shimmer. Similar patterns of fluting can
be found on his 1950s cutlery (e.g. Flatware 192).
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
The ellipsoidal container of this 1920s bonbonnière by Otto
Prutscher rests on a delicate eight-shafted pole decorated with four
stylized, sharp-edged wings at mid-height. The polished hemispherical
foot reflects the central ellipsoid, which hovers over it like
a spaceship. There are rosettes and buds added to the connecting
points that even enhance the unorthodox character of this design.
76
Oswald Haerdtl
1930s
Martelé bowl
KSC-6654
-F
martelé
295
h 85
850
Otto Prutscher
1920s
Silver ball bonbonnière
KV-6221
130
h 320
530
Martelé Bowl
Silver Ball Bonbonnière

Jug with a Gold-Plated Interior
Vase
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
finish
Size | mm
Weight | g
Otto Prutscher
1930s
maSterPieceS
Jug with a gold-plated interior
KV-6909
-m
martelé polished
h 250 h 250
940 940
Relief coating of hollowware has always been one of the most
difficult techniques for a silversmith. This jug, designed by Otto
Prutscher in the 1930s, captures the light in its protruding elements
and reflects its surroundings. Its manufacturing requires total mastery
of the material, and yet the vivacious elegance of the object
conceals all the difficulty involved in its production.
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Otto Prutscher
1930s
Vase
KV-6409
105
h 255
960
Otto Prutscher developed this elegant vase from the design of a
calyx. When made of silver, the vase seems to metamorphose: its
contours begin to dance and animate the object. The tender outlines
start moving as colorful reflections flicker across the surface.
77

maSterPieceS
Coral Sugar Box
Onyx Sugar Box Monogrammed Sugar Box
78
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Kolo Moser
1902
Coral sugar box
KD-3078
item Size Weight
mm g
Coral sugar box b 135 I l 110 I h 90 620
Onyx sugar box b 135 I l 110 I h 90 800
Monogrammed sugar box b 135 I l 110 I h 90 625
What composer Gustav Mahler had in mind as a Christmas
present for his young wife Alma was a silver box, adorned with
corals, so he had it designed by Kolo Moser and manufactured
by Alexander Sturm. It became a Christmas present that was
nothing less than a love declaration in the shape of a silver box.
Today, Moser's original draft is in our archives, where it serves as
a reference for our beautiful, hand-made sugar box.

Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Otto Prutscher
Undated
Trophy
KV-6280
120
h 260
500
Otto Prutscher designed this trophy in the style of the classical
base–stem–cup pattern. The chalice is divided into two sections,
with an attractive double curve in the outlines. The buds on the
stem and on the tip of the lid are a reference to the organic world
of plants, which is typical of Prutscher.
Trophy
maSterPieceS
79

maSterPieceS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
80
Tokyo
1904
Japanese teapot
KTS-9821 KTS-9820
60 132
h 80 h 140
250 760
The design of this teapot was commissioned by famous Japanese
Admiral Togo Heihachiro, who defeated the Russian fleet in 1905.
It is available in two sizes, with different handles.
Japanese Teapot
Japanese Teapot

TEA AND
COFFEE SETS

tea anD cOffee SetS
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
finish
item item no. ø mm Size Weight
annex mm g
Teapot -Tk 150 h 200 810
Cream jug -RaK 90 I 140 h 80 I h 100 260
Sugar bowl -Zv 90 h 80 260
Tray -Ta 400 1550
The great talent of architect and product designer Otto Prutscher
was his ability to tell stories by means of forms. In this case,
Prutscher's art imitates a quartet of pumpkins. With martelé surfaces
and hand-carved handles of macassar wood that look like
stalks, this set is available with an optional gold-plated interior.
84
Otto Prutscher
1930s
Four-part pumpkin service
KTS-7502
martelé
Pumpkin Service

Designer Otto Prutscher
Year of design 1947
item
item no.
Four-part travel service
KTS-9800
item item no. Size Weight
annex mm g
Teapot -Tk h 165 I l 260 w. handle I b 125 850
Cream jug -RaK h 80 I l 135 w. handle I b 70 172
Sugar bowl -Zv h 100 I l 190 w. handle I b 90 415
Tray -Ta l 400 I b 226 855
Otto Pruscher designed what he called his "Travel Service" for the
first great Austrian Art Exhibition in 1947, held in Vienna. In formal
terms it relates to the elegant models of the 1930s: compact, oval
forms, integrated lids, polished, reflective silver surfaces that contrast
with the volutes of the precious black wood handles. Details
like silver rivets convey a touch a functionalism.
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Otto Prutscher
1935/38
Bud service
KTS-6909
item item no. Size Weight
annex mm g
Teapot -Tk h 105 I l 110 I b 130 700
Cream jug -RaK h 80 I l 70 I b 160 215
Sugar bowl -Zv h 70 I l 75 I b 90 200
Convex, humped forms were a favorite motif in Renaissance and
Baroque silverware. Continuous lines, irregular curvatures and
the relation between the decoration and the overall form … Otto
Prutscher delved into ornamentation and translated historic shapes
into his own formal language. Transferring the lines drawn on paper
onto the hard metal and giving them a three-dimensional form
still demands utmost mastery of craftsmanship today.
Travel Service
Bud Service
tea anD cOffee SetS
85

tea anD cOffee SetS
Classic Tea or Coffee Set
85 / 1
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Archive
About 1900
Classic tea or coffee set
KTS-4701
item item no. Size Weight
annex mm g
Coffee pot -Kk h 235 862
Tea pot -Tk h 220 1212
Milk jug -Mk h 110 306
Sugar bowl -Zd h 155 546
Timeless features, proven functionality, lasting value … If you love
classic elegance, you will love this tea set, which is one of our top
sellers. For generations, this ensemble has been an expression of
stylish living and exclusive domestic culture.

MODERN DESIGN

mODern DeSiGn
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
The "Viennese Pot" is defined by edges that have an effect of
dynamics instead of making the pot look heavy and bulky. The
tapered spout seems to almost make the teapot tip over, but the
handle made of Swiss pine provides counterbalance. The sophisticated
handle, which is actually a continuation of two surfaces,
allows perfect one-handed pouring without spilling.
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Thomas Feichtner's "Fruit Bowl" has in fact nothing in common
with the round objects you normally put fruits on. Instead, it is
a sophisticated interplay of internal and external surfaces. It appears
as if the fruit might fall out through the openings in the legs,
but it actually gets wedged and is thus caught. This is both an
intended irritation and the most significant functional element
of the fruit bowl.
88
Thomas Feichtner
2008
"Viennese Pot"
KDA- 0110 -WK
180–350
h 200
800
Thomas Feichtner
2010
Fruit bowl
KDA-0100-OS
180
h 160
800
"Viennese Pot"
"Fruit Bowl"

"Cutt" Cutlery Set
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Thomas Feichtner
2006
"Cutt" cutlery set
KB-401
mODern DeSiGn
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. Designed in 2006, it challenges the functional
and ergonomic requirements on cutlery, and yet it surprises with its
functionality once it gets used. Individual surfaces folded to shape
a bowl-like cavity turn out to be the body of the spoon or fork.
The set was initially manufactured on a small scale by Wiener
Silber Manufactur; meanwhile "Cutt" has found its way into various
cutlery and design collections.
89

mODern DeSiGn
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
This charming piece designed by Viennese graphic and product
designer Sebastian Menschhorn is reminiscent of a flower in
bloom. The cut-out style geometric elements allude to the
Wiener Moderne.
90
Sebastian Menschhorn
2006
"Flora" centerpiece
KSC-10021
-16
165
h 160
620
"Flora" Centerpiece

"Frame" Tray
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Marco Dessi
2011
"Frame" Tray
KDA-DES
mODern DeSiGn
item item no. ø mm Size Weight
annex mm g
Tray silver
Tray silver /
-02 330 l 280 I b 280 2000
Persex -01 330 l 280 I b 280 630
A clever design by young designer Marco Dessi: "Frame" not
only combines two different geometric figures – the circle and
the square – but also two materials, namely silver and (colored)
Perspex. To facilitate washing this piece, the silver frame can be
easily detached. An object that is both striking and great fun!
"Frame" was created for the context of the WIEN PRODUCTS
Collection 2011 and was chosen by the press as its favorite piece.
90 / 1

mODern DeSiGn
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item item no. ø mm Size Weight
annex mm g
Teapot -Tk 140 h 60 530
Sugar bowl -Zv 80 h 40 115
Milk jug -Mk 55 h 120 185
Spoon -L l 100 17
Tray -Ta 300 750
Those who know Thomás Alonso, whose design often looks like
light, three-dimensional drafts made of simple wood, probably
won't associate his work with silver. This made our collaboration
for the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2011 all the more fascinating.
True to the motto "functionality of the pattern", Alonso designed this
plain tea service with a fluted pattern on the underside of the set
and on the upper side of the tray so as to make them engage with
each other. The set looks witty, yet at the same time harmonious.
90 / 2
Tomás Alonso
2011
Tea service
KDA-AL01
Tea Service

"Vindobona" Vase Series
The Vindobona Collection is the result of a collaboration between
Wiener Silber Manufactur and J. & L. Lobmeyr for the VIENNA
DESIGN WEEK 2010. In creating this series of vases, the aim
of Swedish architect and designer trio Claesson–Koivisto–Rune
was to produce design icons of the dining culture. In fact the
process of manufacture was very ambitious too, for it required
the utmost skill from the silversmiths, the glass blowers and all
engravers involved.
Designer
Year of design
Claesson Koivisto Rune
2010
mODern DeSiGn
item
"Tulips" Vase
item no.
KDA-0201-MR
finish item no. ø mm Size Weight
annex mm g
polished 74–160 h 100 325
brushed -b 74–160 h 100 325
martelé -m 74–160 h 100 325
gold-plated -g 74–160 h 100 325
item
"Poppies" Vase
item no.
KDA-0200-WR
finish item no. ø mm Size Weight
annex mm g
polished 74–195 h 55 325
brushed -b 74–195 h 55 325
martelé -m 74–195 h 55 325
gold-plated -g 74–195 h 55 325
item
"Lily" Vase
item no.
KDA-0202-HR
finish item no. ø mm Size Weight
annex mm g
polished 74–65 h 185 440
brushed -b 74–65 h 185 440
martelé -m 74–65 h 185 440
gold-plated -g 74–65 h 185 440
item
"Tumbler" Mug
item no.
KDA-0203-M
finish item no. ø mm Size Weight
annex mm g
polished 74–70 h 70 163
brushed -b 74–70 h 70 163
martelé -m 74–70 h 70 163
gold-plated -g 74–70 h 70 163
item
"Crown" Protection Ring
item no.
KDA-0204-R
finish item no. ø mm Size Weight
annex mm g
polished 74 36
gold-plated -g 74 36
91

mODern DeSiGn
"Tulips" Vase
"Lily" Vase
92
"Poppies" Vase
"Tumbler" Mug

"Crown" Protection Ring
mODern DeSiGn
93

mODern DeSiGn
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
models item no. Size
annex mm
Clar 0 h 21
Ginko 1 h 21
Rothschild 2 h 21
Powolny 3 h 21
Nobis 4 h 21
Örsta 5 h 21
J. & L. Lobmeyr have produced 6 designs of glasses. The
protection ring is available in a polished or gold-plated
silver finish.
94
Claesson Koivisto Rune
2010
Lobmeyr glasses & "Crown" protection ring
KDA-0205
Glasses & Protection Ring
"Ginko" Glass

"Rothschild" Glass "Nobis" Glass
"Powolny" Glass "Örsta" Glass
mODern DeSiGn
95

DESIGN BY
JOSEF HOFFMANN

hOffmann
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
finish
ø mm
Weight | g
Designed by Josef Hoffmann, this highly decorative bottle
stopper has an integrated cork and is available in a polished
or martelé look.
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Size | mm
Weight | g
Josef Hoffmann also designed a napkin ring (KTK-6752) and
a silver beaker (KCT-6272) to go with this bottle stopper.
98
Josef Hoffmann
Undated
"Bell" bottle stopper
KCT-10005
-m
polished martelé
50 50
50 50
Josef Hoffmann
1951
Bottle stopper
KCT-6774
h 56
60
"Bell" Bottle Stopper
Bottle Stopper

Name Chased des Beaker Produktes
Napkin Ring
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
finish
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Josef Hoffmann
1930s
Chased beaker
KCT-6272
68
h 78
120
Josef Hoffmann
Undated
Napkin ring
KTK-6752
52
l 52/b 40
42
hOffmann
With its simple geometric construction, pragmatic expression and
clean all-round finish, this fine beaker is a perfect representative of
the Wiener Werkstätte. It is crafted to an original design by Josef
Hoffmann and goes nicely with the napkin ring (KTK-6752) and
bottle stopper (KCT-6774).
This napkin ring is a wonderful example of Josef Hoffmann's
formal language: it consists of three rows of little humps that reflect
and refract the light. The ring goes nicely with Hoffmann's beaker
(KCT-6272) and bottle stopper (KCT-6774).
99

hOffmann
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
finish
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
100
Josef Hoffmann
Undated
Martelé silver bowl
KSC-6092
-16
martelé
160
h 65
340
Josef Hoffmann refined the classical round bowl form into a nice
composition of eight leaves, linked to form a bowl. The result is
a fan-shaped martelé bowl that requires the highest perfection in
craftsmanship.
Josef Hoffmann
1932
Silver bowl
KSC-6488
-12 -16
120 160
h 40 h 50
140 300
Designed by Josef Hoffmann in 1932, this silver bowl looks as
modern as ever.
Name Martelé des Silver Produktes Bowl
Name Silver Bowl des Produktes

Name Bowl with des a Produktes Pedestal
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Josef Hoffmann
Undated
hOffmann
Bowl with a pedestal
KSC-6419
-10 -14 -18
100 140 180
h 25 h 35 h 50
166 340 527
Josef Hoffmann designed this smooth, well-proportioned bowl in
1902, inspired by the purism of traditional Japanese tableware,
but its balance and timeless simplicity still conform with contemporary
aesthetics. The bowl is available in various sizes.
101

hOffmann
Martelé Centerpiece
Centerpiece with Lapis Lazuli
102
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Josef Hoffmann
Undated
Martelé centerpiece
KSC-6072
-19
190
h 90
380
The gleaming lines and concentric circles on this martelé bowl by
Josef Hoffmann make the light dance in a vibrant rhythm. The vertical
and horizontal composition of this centerpiece represents a use
of forms typical of the 1930s.
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item no. annex
finish
ø mm
Size | mm
Weight | g
Josef Hoffmann
1902
Centerpiece with lapis lazuli
KSC-2331-24
.1 .2 .3
240 240 245
h 180 h 120 h 85
1134 965 780
This sculptural centerpiece is made to an early design by Josef
Hoffman. Its pure, long-legged physique and the smooth surface
of its base are revolutionary. Its only adornment consists of four
semiprecious stones. Designed in 1902, this centerpiece became
a major work of 20th century Viennese design. It is available in
different heights, with malachites, lapis lazuli or onyx stones.

Hoffmann Cutlery No. 135
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
Josef Hoffmann
1902
Hoffmann Cutlery No. 135
BD-135
hOffmann
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
Pastry fork -15 l 153 34
Coffee or tea spoon -13 l 140 41
Josef Hoffmann's famous cutlery No. 135 was designed a year
before the founding of the Wiener Werkstätte. It marked a revolution
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.
103

hOffmann
Designer
Year of design
item
item no.
item item no. Size Weight
Asparagus
annex mm g
serving tongs -60 l 175 245
Sugar tongs -70 l 100 62
Cake server -64 l 250 115
Sugar Tongs No. 135
104
Josef Hoffmann
1902
Asparagus serving tongs No. 135
BD-135
Asparagus Serving
Tongs No. 135
Cake Server No. 135

hOffmann
item no.
length i mm
Weight i g
item no.
length i mm
Weight i g
item no.
length i mm
Weight i g
106
dinner Spoon
bd -135- 01
203
97
fiSh Serving fork
Sugar tongS
bd -135-37
230
141
bd -135-70
100
62
dinner fork
bd -135- 02
214
92
fiSh Serving knife
bd -135-38
240
115
dinner knife
bd -135- 03
232
45
Sugar Sifting Spoon
fiSh fork
bd -135- 69L
170
80
deSSert Spoon
bd-135-17
203
67
bd -135- 09
165
67
fiSh knife
deSSert fork
bd-135-19
218
73
bd-135-10
178
56
Sandwich Server
bd -135-53
180
74
deSSert knife
bd-135-11
188
31
coLd meat fork
bd -135-28
210
61
Sandwich Serving fork
bd -135-52
150
36
Long drink Spoon
fruit fork
bd -135-21
155
36
bd -135-26
195
74
fruit knife
bd -135-22
160
41
aSparaguS tongS
coffee / tea Spoon
ice cream Serving Spoon
bd -135- 60
175
245
bd -135-13
140
41
bd-135-35
216
114
ice cream Serving knife
Soup LadLe, SmaLL
mocca Spoon
bd-135-14
100
14
bd -135-85
230
115
bd -135- 62
305
290
Soup LadLe, Large
bd-135-15
153
34
ice cream Spoon
paStry fork
bd -135-25
132
39
bd -135 - 61
375
410

item no.
length i mm
Weight i g
item no.
length i mm
Weight i g
item no.
length i mm
Weight i g
Serving Spoon
SaLad Serving fork
bd -135- 67
228
152
bd -135-48
228
149
butter knife, SmaLL
bd -135-28
145
52
SaLad Serving Spoon
bd -135-47
228
152
roaSt Serving fork
bd -135-30
245
124
butter knife, Large
bd -135-33
168
62
SaLad Serving fork, Long
roaSt Serving Spoon
bd -135-31
233
145
bd -135-48L
280
149
SaLad Serving Spoon, Long
cheeSe knife, SmaLL
bd -135-58
145
52
bd -135-47L
280
152
gravy LadLe
bd -135-54
195
107
cheeSe knife, Large
bd -135-34
168
73
Spice / SaLt Spoon
bd -135-51
88
12
mixed pickLeS fork
fruit Serving Spoon
cake Server
bd -135-86
250
68
bd -135-43
225
113
bd -135- 64
250
115
mixed pickLeS Spoon
bd -135-87
250
75
oySter fork
hOffmann
potato Spoon
bd -135-93
145
39
bd -135-42
230
152
Lemon fork
bd -135- 68
105
37
107

DESIGNERS
108

109

DeSiGnerS
Josef Hoffmann
110
JOSef hOffmann (Pirnitz 1870–1956 vienna)
Josef Hoffmann's ideal was the Gesamtkunstwerk, an all-embrac-
ing artwork. He united – and impersonated – art, architecture,
craftsmanship and design. In 1903, together with his like-minded
colleague Kolo Moser, Hoffmann founded the Wiener Werkstätte.
They designed the Purkersdorf Sanatorium and the Stoclet House
in Brussels, two masterpieces of the Wiener Moderne. Our archives
contain many groundbreaking drawings by Josef Hoffmann.
Designs like his landmark pattern No. 135 are among the most
popular in our range.

Kolo Moser
kOlO mOSer (vienna 1868–1918)
DeSiGnerS
Like Josef Hoffmann, painter, graphic artist and craftsman Kolo
Moser was greatly inspired by the English Arts and Crafts Movement,
which was the first to propagate the idea of the total work
of art. He was the co-founder of both the Wiener Secession and
the Wiener Werkstätte, for which he designed mostly furniture,
lamps and fashion accessories. At Gustav Mahler's request, Kolo
Moser designed a magnificent little casket, which Mahler gave
to his wife Alma. We still produce this masterpiece today after
Moser's original draft.
111

DeSiGnerS
Otto Prutscher
112
OttO PrutScher (vienna 1880–1949)
Otto Prutscher, a student of Josef Hoffmann, was one of the most
influential personalities in early 20th century architecture. As an
architect, his name remains inseparably linked to Red Vienna's
housing complexes. He also worked as a designer for Kohn
manufacturers of bentwood furniture and the Wiener Werkstätte.
Prutscher has left an extensive collection of drawings for silver
cutlery, tea and coffee services, candlesticks and other silverware
accessories, which is preserved in our archives. Wiener
Silber Manufactur is now producing some of the highlights of
his design work, including his famous "Pumpkin" service from
the 1930s.

Oswald Haerdtl
OSWalD haerDtl (vienna 1899–1959)
DeSiGnerS
Oswald Haerdtl studied under Kolo Moser and worked together
with Josef Hoffmann. He was one of the key Austrian architects
and designers of the inter-war and post-war periods. His magnum
opus is the Wien Museum on Karlsplatz. Apart from furniture,
lamps, chinaware and glasses, Haerdtl also designed cutlery and
objects made of silver. Wiener Silber Manufactur has reissued his
pattern No. 192 and a martelé dish. Many of Haerdtl's original
design drafts are preserved in our archives.
113

DeSiGnerS
Thomas Feichtner
114
thOmaS feichtner
Thomas Feichtner (born in 1970) has won various international de-
sign awards such as the IF Design Award, the Swiss Design Prize,
the German Design Prize, the red dot design award, the European
Design Award and the Josef Binder Award. His work focuses on
artistic aspects and takes an experimental approach. Feichtner
designs products for traditional crafters but always tries to look at
things from an unconventional perspective. Wiener Silber Manufactur
produces his "Cutt" cutlery.

Sebastian Menschhorn
SebaStian menSchhOrn
DeSiGnerS
Sebastian Menschhorn (born in 1971) studied under Paulo Piva
and Toshiyuki Kita at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna.
With a profound knowledge of the history of culture and art he
translates patterns, forms and functions into design objects and
graphics. His contemporary, yet timeless designs are thus rooted
in history but nevertheless tell new stories.
115

DeSiGnerS
Rainer Scharf
116
rainer Scharf
Rainer Scharf (born 1970) opened his studio 24hdesign in Vienna
in 2003. He was Senior Designer at Philips Design and worked
for Audi and KTM. Rainer Scharf lives in London and designs consumer
electronics and furniture, as well as interiors for airlines and
shops for the design studio forpeople. For Wiener Silber Manufactur
he designed the Turkish coffee pot "Cezve", a contribution to
the WIEN PRODUCTS Collection 2010.

Tino Valentinitsch
tinO valentinitSch
DeSiGnerS
Tino Valentinitsch (born in 1972) studied industrial design in
Essen, Germany. During his studies he worked in Milan for Aldo
Cibic, co-founder of "Memphis", and drew designs for Koziol. In
addition to his work for the avant-garde sportswear label Y-3 he
has also designed perfume bottles for Versace, as well as shoes,
bags and home accessories for Helmut Lang. Since he has been
working for the New York-based agency Pandiscio Co., Tino
Valentinitsch focuses on the fields of luxury products and brand
design. He creates brands, designs furniture, consumer goods
and packaging, as well as interiors and exhibitions. For Wiener
Silber Manufactur, Tino Valentinitsch designed the "Lockenschale"
("Curls Bowl") in 2011.
117

DeSiGnerS
Claesson, Koivisto, Rune
118
mårten claeSSOn, eerO kOiviStO, Ola rune
Since 1995, Mårten Claesson, Eero Koivisto and Ola Rune have
been working under a joint Stockholm-based label. In addition to
their architectural projects they produce designs for manufacturers
such as Cappellini and iittala. The Vindobona series, which was
a joint project with Wiener Silber Manufactur and glass producer
J. & L. Lobmeyr, was presented on the occasion of the VIENNA
DESIGN WEEK 2010. The trio has received numerous awards
and honors. For instance, they were the first Swedish architects to
be shown in the international category at the Venice Architecture
Biennale (2004).

Marco Dessi
marcO DeSSi
DeSiGnerS
After an apprenticeship in the technical field, Marco Dessí (born
1976 in Merano, Italy) studied industrial design at the University
of Applied Arts Vienna. Some of his student projects already
drew international attention.
In 2007 Marco Dessí founded his own design studio. His approach
of tinkering with shapes and possibilities until they feel
light and intuitive again, leads to products that suggest both the
radically contemporary and aesthetic longevity.
We produce his "Frame" tray, designed for the WIEN PRODUCTS
Collection 2011.
119

DeSiGnerS
Tomás Alonso
120
tOmáS alOnSO
Tomás Alonso, born in Vigo, Spain, in 1974, graduated from
the Royal College of Art in London. In 2006 he co-founded the
design collective OKAYstudio with five other recent graduates
from the RCA.
His work has been widely published and exhibited, from Aram
Gallery or Whitechapel Gallery in London to exhibitions in Italy,
Spain, France, Canada and Japan. His work is part of the permanent
collection of the Design Museum in London. He has also
received numerous international awards including the first prize in
the Promosedia International Design Competition 2008 with his
"chair No. 7".
Our coorporation with Tomás Alonso for VIENNA DESIGN WEEK
2011 yielded a wonderful silver tea service.

IMPRINT
Executive partner: Georg Stradiot
Art director: Dr Barbara Kamler-Wild
Text: Dr Barbara Kamler-Wild, Irene Marenzi, Charlotte Pott-Pálffy,
Reinhard Söbbing, Mag (FH) Eva Thiery-Metlewicz
Edited by: Irene Marenzi, Charlotte Pott-Pálffy
Concept, design and illustrations: Perndl+Co, Regula Widmer, Aleksandra Gustin, Claudette Hanzl
Photos: Greg Dillon, Elwoods, Klaus Fritsch, Irina Gavrich, Renée del Messier, Klaus Pichler
121