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Vintage Decor “Shape” Flatware Set by H.E. Lauffer – Mid-Century Modern, Stainless Steel
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“Shape” Flatware Set by H.E. Lauffer – Mid-Century Modern, Stainless Steel

$156.00

Rare MCM Flatware Design, Attributed to Don Wallance

This rare mid-century flatware set in the “Shape” pattern by H.E. Lauffer Co. exemplifies the clean, utilitarian elegance of modernist design. With its smooth curves, balanced proportions, and ergonomic feel, this pattern reflects the Scandinavian-influenced American tableware aesthetic of the 1950s–60s.

Though public documentation of this pattern is limited, it is often attributed to industrial designer Don Wallance, who designed several notable pieces for Lauffer during this period. The understated satin finish and weighty stainless steel construction make it both stylish and highly functional.

The set includes a complete service for four with additional specialty pieces. Moderate signs of wear consistent with age and use.

Set Includes (27 pieces):
• 4 Soup Spoons
• 7 Forks
• 8 Knives
• 6 Iced Tea Spoons
• 1 Ladle
• 1 Teaspoon

  • Maker: H.E. Lauffer Co.

  • Pattern: Shape

  • Designer: Attributed to Don Wallance

  • Material: Stainless steel

  • Era: 1950s–60s

  • Condition: Good vintage condition with expected surface wear

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Rare MCM Flatware Design, Attributed to Don Wallance

This rare mid-century flatware set in the “Shape” pattern by H.E. Lauffer Co. exemplifies the clean, utilitarian elegance of modernist design. With its smooth curves, balanced proportions, and ergonomic feel, this pattern reflects the Scandinavian-influenced American tableware aesthetic of the 1950s–60s.

Though public documentation of this pattern is limited, it is often attributed to industrial designer Don Wallance, who designed several notable pieces for Lauffer during this period. The understated satin finish and weighty stainless steel construction make it both stylish and highly functional.

The set includes a complete service for four with additional specialty pieces. Moderate signs of wear consistent with age and use.

Set Includes (27 pieces):
• 4 Soup Spoons
• 7 Forks
• 8 Knives
• 6 Iced Tea Spoons
• 1 Ladle
• 1 Teaspoon

  • Maker: H.E. Lauffer Co.

  • Pattern: Shape

  • Designer: Attributed to Don Wallance

  • Material: Stainless steel

  • Era: 1950s–60s

  • Condition: Good vintage condition with expected surface wear

Rare MCM Flatware Design, Attributed to Don Wallance

This rare mid-century flatware set in the “Shape” pattern by H.E. Lauffer Co. exemplifies the clean, utilitarian elegance of modernist design. With its smooth curves, balanced proportions, and ergonomic feel, this pattern reflects the Scandinavian-influenced American tableware aesthetic of the 1950s–60s.

Though public documentation of this pattern is limited, it is often attributed to industrial designer Don Wallance, who designed several notable pieces for Lauffer during this period. The understated satin finish and weighty stainless steel construction make it both stylish and highly functional.

The set includes a complete service for four with additional specialty pieces. Moderate signs of wear consistent with age and use.

Set Includes (27 pieces):
• 4 Soup Spoons
• 7 Forks
• 8 Knives
• 6 Iced Tea Spoons
• 1 Ladle
• 1 Teaspoon

  • Maker: H.E. Lauffer Co.

  • Pattern: Shape

  • Designer: Attributed to Don Wallance

  • Material: Stainless steel

  • Era: 1950s–60s

  • Condition: Good vintage condition with expected surface wear

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