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Pott 41 Flatware Set

c. 1999

by Ralph Krämer
for Pott Flatware

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Designed by Ralph Krämer in 1999, Pott 41 five piece flat­ware set exem­pli­fies refine­ment. Its curved handles feel intu­itively natural in hand, offer­ing a dining expe­ri­ence that is both visu­ally grace­ful and physically satisfying.

Crafted from 18/10 stain­less steel with a matte brushed finish, each piece reflects a soft, sculp­tural surface that catches the light with subtlety and sophis­ti­ca­tion. The propor­tions are care­fully consid­ered, balanc­ing time­less moder­nity with the signa­ture purity that defines the Pott aesthetic.

Pott 41 flat­ware is avail­able in both five-piece and twenty-piece sets exclu­sively at Cooks & Poets, offer­ing a refined solu­tion for every­day dining or formal occa­sions. Whether used daily or reserved for special gath­er­ings, its under­stated beauty and thought­ful design never go unnoticed.

While dish­washer-safe, hand washing is recom­mended — partic­u­larly for knives — to main­tain the integrity of the edge and surface. With occa­sional care or expert refur­bish­ment by the Pott work­shop, this collec­tion will remain a trea­sured part of the table for decades to come.

Pott 41 flat­ware is a testa­ment to preci­sion, comfort, and endur­ing crafts­man­ship — where form follows func­tion in the most elegant way.

Ralph Krämer

Germany

A luminary in contemporary industrial design, Ralph Krämer has shaped iconic tabletop objects for over four decades. He launched his own design studio in 1983 and quickly gained recognition for his commitment to clarity, comfort, and refined simplicity.

In 1996, Krämer was commissioned by Hanspeter Pott to design Bonito, a scaled‑down version of the acclaimed Pott 41 flatware—warm yet tactile, and fully functional for children. Building on this success, he expanded the collection in 1999 with Pott 41, a gently curved, matte‑brushed stainless steel set that balances ergonomic grace with visual restraint; it remains a perennial favorite.

Krämer’s work is defined by his ability to merge functional intelligence with sculptural finesse. His collaborations include designs for Mono, Robbe & Berking, and BergHOFF—each integrating soft, fluent shapes with precise proportions. His pieces are appreciated for their harmonious balance, elegant surfaces, and comfortable presence in hand.

With Pott Bonito and Pott 41, Krämer has left a lasting legacy: flatware that feels timeless, thoughtfully designed, and deeply human—tools that elevate everyday rituals into moments of lasting beauty.

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