Skip Navigation

Collection Menu

Dinner Fork, American Modern Line

Decorative Arts and Design

Russel Wright created cutlery that both feels good in the hand and presents a sensuous, curving appearance. Designed for production in stainless steel, these pieces reflect a new interest in casual living, with comfort and convenience outweighing outmoded ideas of elegance.
This text refers to these objects: 76.99.4; 76.99.3; 76.99.5; 76.99.6; 76.99.7
DESIGNER Russel Wright, American, 1904–1976
MAKER John Hull Cutlery Corporation
MEDIUM Stainless steel
DATES ca. 1952
DIMENSIONS 7 1/8 in. (18.1 cm)
MARKINGS raised on back "PAT/PEND"; "HULL STAINLESS" and in script, "Russel Wright"
SIGNATURE no signature
INSCRIPTIONS no inscriptions
COLLECTIONS Decorative Arts and Design
ACCESSION NUMBER 76.99.4
CREDIT LINE Gift of Russel Wright
EXHIBITIONS
MUSEUM LOCATION This item is not on view
RECORD COMPLETENESS
Not every record you will find here is complete. More information is available for some works than for others, and some entries have been updated more recently. Records are frequently reviewed and revised, and we welcome any additional information you might have.

RELATED OBJECTS

Fishers Island Woman Model for Phoenix, 1967 Armchair Pitcher Four-Piece Flatware Setting Tantalus Decanter Set: Holder, Two Decanters, Two Caps, Lock, Key Juneau Pepper Mill Tuscany Pepper Mill Dessert Knife Dessert Knife Dessert Fork Nagasaki, Japan, under Atomic Bomb Attack Cypress and Stone Crop Cypress, Point Lobos Memory Machine Girls Dormitory Quarry Earth Forge II Study for "They Will Take My Island" First Personage Spoon Plate Jar Phoenix Two Forms in Space Chaste Tablespoon, American Modern Line Bowl Plate Plate Cup and Saucer Plate, from 6-Piece Place Setting Piece from Flatware Setting Piece from Flatware Setting Piece from Flatware Setting Piece from Flatware Setting Bowl "American Modern" Pattern Spoon, "Medallion" Pattern Crucifixion Cup and Saucer, American Modern Pattern Berry Spoon, Rose Pattern Sauce Ladle, Rose Pattern