Originally sketched on a napkin in 1964, it took three years and new technology to make Arne Jacobsen’s Cylinda Line (1967) stainless-steel hollow-ware possible to produce. Jacobsen insisted on seamless tubes with perfect, brushed surfaces, and he continued to add new pieces to the collection until 1971. An immediate success, Cylinda Line was awarded the 1967 ID Prize by the Danish Design Council and pieces of the line are included in the permanent collections of MoMA and the Victoria and Albert Museum. Notched lid accommodates various utensils. Also available are a Cylinda Line Coffee Press and Creamer. Made in U.S.A.