Tabletop Flatware & Serving Pieces Silverplated Flatware

A stunning, silverplated serving piece with a delightful clover design. Made of Christofle silver in France.

Measures 5 1/2"d.

What a beguilingly different way to entertain! Silver plate spoons for six people are stored and presented in an egg-shaped capsule. Capsule cover is mirror polished stainless steel with removable walnut interior disk. This easy-to-use design, handmade in France, brings a touch of radiance to the traditional coffee savoring.

Measures 3 ⅜" diameter x 5 ⅛" h.

An elegant 24 piece set in silver plate for 6 people which includes the storage capsule. The capsule cover is a mirror polished steel and the interior disk is walnut wood. The silver plated flatware includes 6 Table Forks, 6 Tablespoons, 6 Table Knives and 6 Tea Spoons.

Christofle shakes up the classic codes of table setting with a new concept of casual dining without compromising elegance. With its easy use and elegant design, MOOD by Christofle brings a touch of unexpected sparkle into your home.

Measures 8" diameter x 12" h.

Created in 1933 and presented at the International Exposition of Arts and Techniques in 1937, the angular corners of this model are characteristic of the Art Deco style. Silverplated flatware from Christofle in France.

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Launched in 1890, this pattern is inspired by the beaded ornamentation typical of the Louis XVI style. Silver plated.

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Launched in 1862, the slender ridge and curve were common decorative elements in the Louis XV style of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

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Launched in 1890, this pattern expresses the lavish refinement of the French table. With its natural decoration and voluptuous curves, Marly is characteristic of the Louis XV style.

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Launched in 1967, this flatware was inspired by the straight, pure lines of the cathedral in Albi, France. Silverplated.

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Based on a drawing from the 17th-century, "Cardinal" is a pattern of simple form and classic grace. This setting's time-honored roots can be seen in elements such as the reinforced center tine of the fork and a knife design that recalls the curve-bladed style of old hunting knives.

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Launched in 1967, the frieze of delicate palm and lotus leaves decorating the flatware are typical of the Empire style. Silverplated.

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This silver-plated model, inspired by a drawing of Jean Puiforcat’s from 1942, owes its strong personality to the straight fluted lines of its handles softened at the end by a trefoil motif.

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Beautiful new five-piece silverplate pattern is unusually generously sized, ranging from a full 9 ⁵⁄₈” for the knife to 6 ¾” for the smaller fork and spoon. Made in France.

Launched in 1862, the slender ridge & curve were common decorative elements in the Louis XV style of the eighteenth & nineteenth centuries. Silverplated.

Measures 8 ¾" l.

Designed in 1985, Aria fits with the “post-modernist” trend of the 1980s. It takes its name from the vocal melody that inspired its uncluttered lines. Handmade in France.

Designed in 1985, Aria fits with the “post-modernist” trend of the 1980s. It takes its name from the vocal melody that inspired its uncluttered lines. Handmade in France.

Measures 6 ½".

Measures 9".

Based on a design by the silversmith Thomas Germain from 1761 and taken up again by Biennais in the following century, this silver-plated model is a classic, one that continues to charm with its gentle, balanced forms and very simple decoration.

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Fontaine is a silver-plated pattern evoking the charm of the French formal gardens. Its decoration is disciplined and regular, like the geometric walkways among the hedges. At its tip are delicate palmettos, reminding the fountains that dot the gardens. This pattern was called Fontaine in tribute to the Empire architect Pierre Fontaine (1762 - 1853), who collaborated with Charles Percier (1764 - 1838) in designing several Parisian masterpieces, such as the gardens of the Tuileries and the Carrousel du Louvre.

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