Trendy cutlery on QF J - where to buy?

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Keith009

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I quite liked the Marc Newson silverware (not the plastic knife though!) that is used on QF J. I think they're rather hip and trendy. I want to buy some to use at home. I have some Phillip Starke designed forks at home but they're not nearly as cool. Short of begging QF to sell me some - can anyone tell me where to get them in Melbourne? Or are they some "exclusively for Qantas" deal?
 
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The cutlery is exclusively Qantas. Even if you managed to get them to sell you a set, the knifes will still be plastic as a Marc Newson metal knife was never made.
 
If they make another batch, you could try breaking into the Alessi factory while they were being made :)

Was a knife designed and not made, or did they skip designing it as well?
 
That was what I feared. :( Oh well, I'll see if QF will sell me any. :mrgreen:
 
oz_mark said:
If they make another batch, you could try breaking into the Alessi factory while they were being made :)

Was a knife designed and not made, or did they skip designing it as well?

Well the knife is designed - and you use it now but it is plastic - a metal one was never made and probably never will be unless CASA changes it's regulations.
 
Qantas employ this cutlery in the MEL & SYD Flounges, washing it after each use. This has an effect on the knifes which start to become quite brittle.

I broke one earlier this year when using it and saw another do the same a fortnight ago.
 
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