This beautifully sculpted Pott fish service brings a sense of occasion to the table, whether dinner is sole meunière by candlelight or grilled branzino with friends.
The set includes nine fish forks and nine fish knives in Model 41, also known as 2741. Designed by Ralph Krämer, the pattern combines gently curved, rounded handles with a restrained satin finish. Broad, leaf-shaped knife blades and neatly proportioned forks complete the flowing silhouette.
There is something particularly satisfying about a table set with pieces chosen for the occasion. These have all the elegance required for a celebration, with a simplicity that makes them equally inviting for a leisurely Sunday lunch.
Manufactured by Pott in Solingen, Germany. An 18-piece fish service for nine, offered in excellent vintage condition.
Measurements
Measurements
Fish knives: 8 × 1.125 inches (20.3 × 2.9 cm)
Fish forks: 7.25 × 1 inch (18.4 × 2.5 cm)
Measurements are length × maximum width.
Condition
Excellent preowned condition.
History of the Maker
Pott is a German cutlery manufacturer associated with carefully considered design and skilled production in Solingen. Introduced in 1999, Ralph Krämer’s Model 41 developed from a design line he created with Hannspeter Pott in 1992. Its softly curved handles balance visual elegance with comfort in the hand.
Ways to Use
Set the table for poached salmon, roasted sea bass, or a Christmas Eve seafood dinner. The understated finish pairs beautifully with white porcelain, colorful vintage plates, and crystal glasses.
For an out-of-the-box idea, bring individual pairs to a smoked salmon brunch or use the broad fish knives to spread soft butter alongside warm bread. A thoughtful gift for a seafood enthusiast, a design collector, or someone who believes setting the table is part of the pleasure.
Duty Notice
The majority of our items are sourced in France and Italy and shipped from Italy. FOR BUYERS RECEIVING SHIPMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES: The policy regarding import duties on goods shipped to the U.S. from the EU has changed multiple times in the past two years, and therefore we cannot predict if you will have to pay a duty to your post man or at your post office to receive your package. We continue shipping to the U.S. so that you still have access to the unique items we source.