This 48-piece Maestro flatware service, designed by Carl Auböck for Amboss of Austria, and produced by Morinox, brings the sculptural confidence of mid-century design to the everyday table.
Broad, architectural handles meet neatly defined fork heads, oval spoon bowls and rounded knife blades. The interplay of satin surfaces and polished details gives the stainless steel a quiet richness—equally at ease beside heirloom porcelain or simple white plates.
The service includes twelve full-size dinner forks, twelve dinner knives, twelve large spoons, and twelve small spoons: four matching pieces for each of twelve guests.
A design that has travelled gracefully through the decades, ready for family suppers, festive reunions and the meals that become favorite memories.
Measurements
Lengths to be confirmed:
Dinner forks: 7.75 inches / 19.7 centimeters
Dinner knives: 8.25 inches / 21 centimeters
Large spoons: 7.75 inches / 19.7 centimeters
Small spoons: 6 inches / 15.2 centimeters
48 pieces total; twelve four-piece place settings.
Condition
Good vintage condition, with surface scratches and signs of use consistent with age. Please review the photographs for details of the finish and wear.
History of the maker
Manufactured in Italy by Morinox, this stainless-steel flatware follows Carl Auböck’s model 2060, designed in the 1950s and also produced by Austria’s Amboss. Its sculptural forms reflect the era’s ambition to bring thoughtful modern design to everyday dining. Combining practical purpose with distinctive silhouettes, the service remains an appealing expression of mid-century tableware design.
Ways to use
Bring it out for Sunday lunch, a candlelit dinner for twelve or an ordinary Tuesday deserving a beautifully laid table. Pair its clean lines with patterned vintage china, textured linen or contemporary stoneware.
For an out of the box approach, let the large spoons serve individual tasting portions of risotto or dessert, or use selected pieces to serve accompaniments across a generous buffet.
A thoughtful wedding or housewarming gift for someone building a home around objects worth keeping—and using.
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