Dessert spoon

Hermès, HTS (Hermès tout simple), dessert spoon

With the Hermès tout simple collection, traditional company Hermès presents itself from a different side: Classic elegance meets modern contours and simple materials. The harmonious combination of matt and polished stainless steel makes the 18.5-cm-long dessert spoon shine. It also means that it is not only dishwasher-safe, but that it also goes with all porcelain tableware from Hermès. In combination with the dessert fork and knife, the enjoyment of sweet delicacies becomes an even more tasteful experience.

About Hermès

The founder, Thierry Hermès, opened a horse bridle and saddle shop in Paris in 1937. In the 1890s, the range was expanded to include suitcases and leather bags; at the beginning of the 1920s, handbags were added, which are still one of the company's most sought-after products today. The range continued to grow: the famous silk carrés, ties, scents, fashion for women and men, watches and jewelry, and much more. When dining culture was integrated by Hermès in 1982 with "La Table Hermès", this was another milestone in the history of the company. The Franzen family, which has maintained excellent relationships with many French brands over the years, was the first partner on the German market. In the meantime, Hermès and Franzen have a joint success story spanning more than 30 years. The La Table Hermès services follow the tradition of Hermès: They are elaborately manufactured and always have that special touch. The decorations are designed for each individual piece, i.e. first of all they are drawn. And this is often done by special artists or those who are also responsible for the silk carrés. The highest demands are placed on the porcelain produced in Limoges. And equally strict requirements apply to the decorations, which are developed in small studios. This interplay and the spirit of the Hermès brand make the porcelain creations something very special. And of course we also carry the other brands of the Hermès Group: Puiforcat and St. Louis.