Morrison’s “Knifeforkspoon” series. Here, the design is based on the attempt to reduce the “item of cutlery” to its ultimate essence, to its purest, most common form, defined but tentatively and deliberately stripped of all stylistic overlay. It is therefore, perhaps, a classic example of Morrison’s work.

		KnifeForkSpoon Table fork				KnifeForkSpoon Table spoon				KnifeForkSpoon Table knife
		KnifeForkSpoon Table knife				KnifeForkSpoon Ladle				KnifeForkSpoon Dessert fork
		KnifeForkSpoon Dessert spoon				KnifeForkSpoon Dessert knife				KnifeForkSpoon Dessert knife
		KnifeForkSpoon Serving fork				KnifeForkSpoon Cake server				KnifeForkSpoon Serving spoon
		KnifeForkSpoon Salad set				KnifeForkSpoon Fish fork				KnifeForkSpoon Fish knife
		KnifeForkSpoon Pastry fork				KnifeForkSpoon Tea spoon				KnifeForkSpoon Coffee spoon
		KnifeForkSpoon Mocha spoon				KnifeForkSpoon Cutlery set				KnifeForkSpoon Cutlery set
		KnifeForkSpoon Cutlery set				KnifeForkSpoon Cutlery set				KnifeForkSpoon Cutlery set