Dansk Variation V Dinner Knife – Germany – Set of 2 – Jens Quistgaard – 1960s – Vintage Flatware – Danish Modern Flatware - MCM Flatware

Set of 2 dinner knives from the 1960s, in the Danish modern pattern, Variation V, designed by Jens Quistgaard for Dansk Designs (Known as Dansk International Designs beginning in 1974).

Variation V was introduced in 1957 and original production ran until 1978. Clean, minimalist, mid-century lines. Original production in the early years (late 1950s to mid-1960s) was in Germany, Denmark, and Finland before moving overseas to Japan and later other countries.

Measurements:
- Knife measures approx. 8 ½ ” inches long each

Markings:
- Each knife stamped on the back with 4 Ducks Logo + Dansk Designs + Germany + IHQ (C)

Condition:
- It is difficult to capture imperfections on stainless steel by photo but please know while fully functional each knife does show definite signs of age, use, and wear
- Knives are NOT in a perfect, unused state
- Knives have been used and do show signs of wear and use
- Please view photos (zoom in) to see signs of use
- Signs of wear include - staining, surface discoloration, wear/ bend to blade, etc. (Please view photos in detail. Specifically, Photos #3-9)

Shipping:
- Item will ship within 1-3 business days
- Item will ship via USPS Ground Advantage, UPS Ground, or UPS Ground Saver
- Shipping Upgrade Option: USPS Priority Mail for an additional fee of $15.00 for the first item and $10.00 for each additional item(s)
- Shipping Upgrade will still ship within 1-3 business days from time of order
- In an effort to recycle and reduce waste, I often ship with recycled shipping materials -- you can reuse yourself after opening your package!

Questions:
- Have questions? If you’d like additional photos, information, or have questions of any kind, feel free to message me. I’ll be happy to answer!

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