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SES Helle Teak Cutlery Set – Norway (1968-1975)
SES Helle Teak Cutlery Set – Norway (1968-1975)
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This SES cutlery set, produced by Helle (Norway) in the late 1960s and early 1970s, is a refined example of late mid-century Scandinavian design. Crafted in stainless steel with solid teak handles, these pieces combine the precision of metal with the organic warmth of a noble wood that defined Nordic domestic aesthetics of that era.
The pieces present a contained and harmonious geometry: rectilinear handles, balanced sections, and an impeccable transition between teak and steel. Their presence is sober and functional, yet charged with a quiet elegance that celebrates touch, use, and the passage of time. Teak, known for its natural resistance to moisture and beautiful aging, brings a warm and durable materiality to the set.
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About Helle
Founded in 1932, Helle is recognized for its artisanal tradition in Norwegian cutlery. During the 1960s and 1970s, the firm also explored the production of flatware and kitchen utensils, applying the same philosophy of material quality, precise work, and honest design that characterizes its knives. Its use of teak, steel, and clean lines places these pieces in full harmony with the Scandinavian aesthetic of the time.
This SES Helle cutlery set combines the robust functionality of stainless steel with the organic warmth of solid teak. Designed between 1968 and 1975, these pieces represent utilitarian Scandinavian design at its finest: sober, durable, and beautiful. A complete set for 6 people that brings timeless elegance to any table.
Details
18 pieces: 6 forks, 6 knives, 6 spoons
Complete service for 6 persons
Material: Polished stainless steel with solid teak handles
Finish: Natural
Period: ca. 1968–1975
Condition
Minor wear may be present. No cracks or structural damage. As with all vintage pieces, this item may show signs of previous use and age. Any such marks are signs of authenticity, not flaws, and add to its unique character.