Pott 35
Broad handles and Bauhaus geometry give Pott 35 its architectural authority.
Pott 35 stainless-steel flatware by Carl Pott, defined by matt-brushed surfaces and a distinctive functional silhouette.
About the seriesPott 35, considered for the table
The matt-brushed 18/10 stainless steel softens reflections and places the emphasis on proportion, edge work and tactile balance. The table knives use a fine micro-serration for reliable everyday cutting.
Pott flatware is made in Germany and shaped through a combination of industrial design, specialised grinding and precise finishing. The collection brings together influential designers and decades of stainless-steel craftsmanship, with each series maintaining its own proportions, tactile character and functional details.
Series guide
Questions about Pott 35
What defines Pott 35 flatware?
Pott 35 is built on a strict geometric foundation with broad, sweeping handles. Designed in a formal Bauhaus tradition, its strong proportions and five-tined fork create a bold architectural presence across the table.
Who designed Pott 35?
Pott 35 was designed by Carl Pott and introduced in 1979.
What material and finish characterise Pott 35?
Pott 35 is represented here exclusively in matt-brushed 18/10 stainless steel. Sterling-silver versions are not included.
How should Pott 35 stainless-steel flatware be cared for?
The stainless-steel pieces are dishwasher safe for convenient everyday care.
What products are created for Pott 35?
The product structure consists of a 24-piece set, a 48-piece set, 12 dessert knives, 12 dessert forks, 12 dessert spoons and an 84-piece Complete Collection.