Arne Petersen (1922 – 2002) was a Danish metalworker.
Biography
At the Copenhagen firm C.C. Herman, Petersen learnt silver and goldsmithing methods. He joined the Georg Jensen Solvsmedie in 1948 and worked in the hollow-ware department until 1976. His 1975 Bottle Opener, made of stainless steel soldered with brass, received a lot of attention.
Exhibitions
His work was featured in the Smithsonian Institute’s ‘Georg Jensen Silversmithy: 77 Artists, 75 Years’ exhibition in 1980. The ‘Bottle Opener’ was shown in the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s ‘Design Since 1945’ exhibition, which ran from 1983 to 84.
Sources
Byars, M., & Riley, T. (2004). The design encyclopedia. Laurence King Publishing.
Design Store
Silverware
Annova Flatware 20 Pieces Set/Stainless Steel Vintage Silverware/Cutlery, Dinner Knife/Dinner Fork/Salad Fork/Dinner Spoon/Dessert Spoon, Mirror Polished, Service for 4 - Ivory/Cream
20-Piece Vintage Carved Silverware Set, 18/10 Stainless Steel Flatware Set for 4, LaienLife Mirror Polished Modern Utensil Set, Including Forks Spoons Knife for Home & Kitchen, Dishwasher Safe Cutlery
Alata Bailey 20-Piece Forged Stainless Steel Flatware Set Cutlery Set,Service for 4,Matte Satin Finish,Dishwasher Safe
LIANYU 53-Piece Silverware Flatware Set for 8, Plus Steak Knives and Serving Utensils, Stainless Steel Flatware Cutlery Set, Eating Utensils Tableware with Scalloped Edge, Dishwasher Safe
Silverware Set Limited Edition – 20 Piece Flatware Set – Cutlery Set for 4 – Silver Tableware Set w/Gold Accents – Great for Family Gatherings & Daily Use – Spoons, Knives, Teaspoons, Forks(Medallion)
Cibeat Silverware Set, 30 Piece Premium Stainless Steel Flatware Set, Cutlery Set for Home Kitchen Hotel Restaurant, Service for 6 Tableware Include Knife/Fork/Spoon, Mirror Polished & Dishwasher Safe
24-Piece Silverware Flatware Cutlery Set, Stainless Steel Utensils Service for 6, Knife/Fork/Spoon, Mirror Polished
Fivent Floral Damask Rose Black Cutlery Set - 20 pcs - Includes 8 x Spoons, 8 x Forks, 4 x Knife - Stainless Steel, Dishwasher Safe, Mirror Polished Tableware - Durable Flatware - Home Kitchen
EUIRIO 48-Piece Black Silverware Set with Steak Knives, Black Flatware Set for 8, Stainless Steel Cutlery Set, Knives and Forks and Spoons Sets,Unique Pattern Design,Mirror Polish and Dishwasher Safe
The Original Gypsy Color Rainbow Eclectic Collection Flatware Mix & Match Cutlery Set and Eating Utensils with Translucent Handles set of 16 pieces, Multi Colored Assortment
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Mikasa Harmony 65-Piece Stainless Steel Flatware Set with Serveware, Service for 12, Gold-Accent
Oneida Cella 42 Piece Everyday Flatware, Service for 8, 18/0 Stainless Steel, Silverware Set
DANIALLI 20 Piece Silverware Set For 4, 18 10 Stainless Steel Silverware Set, Modern Fidenza Hammered Flatware Set, Knife/Fork/Spoon & Long Teaspoon/Salad Fork Mirror-Polished Dishwasher Safe Cutlery
Mikasa Regent Bead 65 Piece Silverware Set, 18.10 Polished Mirror Stainless Steel, Service for 12 with Serving Set
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