EICHENLAUB Table cutlery POM leather case set 5 pieces

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EICHENLAUB Table cutlery POM polish  leather case set 5 pieces Article No. BE-POM -5

Set consists of
1 x EICHENLAUB table fork POM polished black with brass rivets 19,5 cm
1 x EICHENLAUB table knife model ALTDEUTSCH POM black 1.4116 chrome molybdenum vanadium forged steel polished, micro serration, hand ground, blue pierced, stainless 22,5 cm
1 x EICHENLAUB table spoon POM polished black with brass rivets 19,0 cm
1 x EICHENLAUB dessert spoon POM polished black with brass rivets 18,0 cm
1 x leather roll case in brown color with four compartments, made by order of 1909 MESSER RÖDTER in Solingen. 
Search words oak leaves, set 5 pieces, POM, travel cutlery, picnic cutlery, bakery cutlery, oak leaves cutlery, flatware 

The EICHENLAUB series POM is always equipped with brass rivets. This version offered here is polished in its finish.
The knife shows the narrow old German shape with a micro serration in the front area. Part of every fork is that the tines are still sharp enough to easily spear the morsel of desire, thanks to careful all-around machining and repulsion. In sum, the manufacture of each individual part requires 122 steps. The manufacturer writes the following about this design: The use of cutlery in gastronomy demands a very high resistance from the parts. Frequent washings in the hot dishwasher with strong detergents are a hard touchstone. POM is insensitive to these influences and remains unchanged despite the stress.  But what does POM mean? POMpidou, no, that was a French Prime Minister of the Grande Nation from 1969 - 74. POMpadour, also not, the lady paid homage as a maitresse in the middle of the 18th century to the then King Louis XV.
And a POMeranian is a dwarf spitz, that is, a breed of dog. POMeroy and Winterbottom are two gentlemen who toast everything to be drunk every New Year's Eve at a "Dinner for One" with Miss Sophie. For handle scales, POM stands for polyoxymethylene.
The brown leather roll case made for 1909 RÖDTER in Solingen garages each piece of cutlery in a separate slip pocket. The leporello is closed with a leather strap. With this you are stylishly equipped when it comes to a picnic, a meal on the hunt or you prefer to fall back on your usual table tools even in the restaurant.
© Erda Spitz from Findig

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