Elveseter no. 341 service fork

Utility fork no. 341 in the Elvesæter design.

Elvesæter was designed by the Lohne Brothers in 1954 and represents Norwegian folk art. Inspiration for the pattern was found in a small detail from the work of woodcarver Rasmus Elvesæter, who was responsible for a number of carvings on the Elveseter family farm in Jotunheimen. A wooden spoon from 1825 was allowed to be copied, and in 1954 the Elvesæter spoon in silver was launched for the first time. The original still hangs at Elveseter farm. The production of the pattern itself is an art in itself. Today, Elvesæter cutlery in silver is a Norwegian cultural heritage.

The Elvesæter serving fork has two tines and is well suited for serving various types of meat.

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