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Launched in 1967 and one of Christofle's most historic patterns, Malmaison typifies the Empire style due to its frieze of delicate palm and lotus leaves and symmetrical design. The name is a nod to the Chateau de la Malmaison, a favored Parisian residence of Napoleon Bonaparte and Empress Josephine. 

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This 110-piece silver-plated Jardin d'Eden flatware set contains the dining essentials for twelve people including table forks, table knives, table spoons, coffee spoons, dessert forks, dessert knives, dessert spoons, fish forks, fish knives, a serving spoon and a serving fork complete. Each piece is entirely decorated with a single engraving of interlacing patterns inspired by lush gardens. Jardin d'Eden exudes the intricacy of the baroque style. This set also comes with a storage chest. 

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Thoughtful gifts for your favorite sushi connoisseur, these ebony wood Japanese chopsticks with silver-plated grip ends in the "Jardin d’Eden" pattern is especially suited for savoring sashimi or rolls. The intricate verdant pattern is characterized by interlacing vines, plants and flowers and named after the most famous garden in history. Gift box included.

Measures 9" long

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Originally conceived in 1939 and inspired by the prevailing Art Deco architecture of the era, Hudson was reborn as a stainless steel collection in 2010. The pattern’s highlight is an arch that softens the rigid lines on the handle and surprising decorated heels.

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This five-piece Fidélio flatware set has all the basics for one dinner including a dinner spoon, dinner fork, dinner knife, salad fork and coffee/tea spoon. Fidélio, then called Baguette, was one of Christofle’s first flatware patterns. It was reintroduced in 1992, slightly modernized for greater fluidity, but ultimately it remained the same reliable classic with a rib on the handle to add interest and texture.

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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 11½" long.

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A set as beautiful as its inspiration, Garden of Eden, every piece is silverplated and is partially gilded. The intricate verdant pattern by designer Marcel Wanders is characterized by interlacing vines, plants and flowers and named after the most famous garden in history. Made in France.

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While drawing inspiration from modern lifestyle habits, Christofle shakes up the traditional codes of luxury with an innovative solution to functionality and style, Royal Chef. Christofle reimagines food preparation and entertaining revolving around the beating heart of one's home: the kitchen. Preparing meals that delight the taste buds is a key factor in creating moments with loved ones thanks to Christofle’s beautiful designs. Beautiful oak wood is paired with stunning stainless steel blades and and silverplated handles for the trays.

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Origine, a contemporary collection bound to become a classic, was created in 2009 to service people who find beauty in simplicity and who want to set a polished table without sacrificing the hardiness of stainless steel. Instead of etchings, gilding or embellishments, it relies on clean lines, matte and mirror finishes, short flared blades and generously rounded handles.

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Catalan designer Eugeni Quitllet, who came up under design savant Philippe Starck and notably co-created several pieces with him, pushes stainless steel to new heights of contemporary chic with his L’Ame de Christofle collection. The line is eye-catching with their tapered handles, voluptuous curves and polished sheen, but Quitllet also demands ease of use from flatware. These basics reflect needs of daily eating around the globe.

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Another evolution in the collaboration between Christofle and Catalan designer Eugeni Quitllet, the contemporary-chic L’Ame de Christofle takes on a stylish copper finish. The copper coloring is obtained by applying colored metal alloys to the surface of the flatware. This process enhances the pure lines of the flatware and adds a dash of modernity to the finest tables. Set includes a table spoon, table fork, table knife, tea spoon, and dessert fork.

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Created in 1968, the Albi line takes its inspiration from a French town located between Toulouse and Bordeaux. The town's famous cathedral is known for its remarkable architecture, clean straight lines, and single nave, resulting in a flatware service with clean lines and elegant simplicity. Handcrafted in stainless steel for durability and everyday use. From Christofle of France.

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Marly, named after a no-longer-standing pleasure palace built by Louis XIV outside Paris, has been one of the most detailed and ornate patterns in the Christofle’s catalog since it was created in 1897. The fine chasing is an exquisite example of Rocaille with its asymmetrical crawling plant and shell motifs, handcrafted in sterling silver.

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Created at the turn of the 20th century and Inscribed by Cardeilhac, the Commodore collection was first presented in sterling silver at the Milan Design Triennial in 1951. Its sleek and timeless profile is now handcrafted in silverplate for everyday luxury. Reminiscent of the Art Deco style, Commodore entails clean, voluminous lines. The clean-cut pattern draws attention to precise proportions. From Christofle of France.

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A pair of white wood Chinese chopsticks feature silverplated grip ends in the simple and modern UNI motif from Christofle. The Uni collection, designed by Ora-Ito, was inspired by nature, specifically gems and minerals. Made in France.

Measures 9" long.

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After using, place chopsticks on this set of two silver plated chopsticks rests in the Malmaison pattern to avoid staining your table linens. One of Christofle's most historic patterns, Malmaison typifies the Empire style, with its frieze of delicate palm and lotus leaves and symmetrical design. The name is a nod to the Chateau de la Malmaison, a favored Parisian residence of Napoleon Bonaparte and Empress Josephine. Handmade in France.

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Cluny is one of the great classical French flatware styles created in the 18th century, and it appeared in Christofle's first catalogue of 1862 under the name Uni. Its current form, slightly redesigned, is dated 1964. Timeless and elegant without ostentation, it is ideally suited for personalization.

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Another evolution in the collaboration between Christofle and Catalan designer Eugeni Quitllet, the contemporary-chic L’Ame de Christofle takes on a dramatic black finish. The black coloring is obtained by applying colored metal alloys to the surface of the flatware. This process enhances the pure lines of the flatware and adds a dash of modernity to the finest tables. Set includes a table spoon, table fork, table knife, tea spoon, and dessert fork.

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Another evolution in the collaboration between Christofle and Catalan designer Eugeni Quitllet, the contemporary-chic L’Ame de Christofle takes on a warm gold finish. The gold coloring is obtained by applying colored metal alloys to the surface of the flatware. This process enhances the pure lines of the flatware and adds a dash of modernity to the finest tables. Set includes a table spoon, table fork, table knife, tea spoon, and dessert fork.

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What a beguilingly different way to entertain! Inspired by the oblong shape of the Parisian “Place de la Concorde”. Stainless steel flatware for six people is stored and presented in an elegant capsule. Six forks, six knives, six tablespoons and six teaspoons. Capsule cover is mirror polished stainless steel with removable white oak walnut interior disk. This easy-to-use design, handmade in France, offers casual dining without compromising elegance.

Measures 10¼" wide x 2¾" d x 9" h.

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A timeless gift crafted with care, the Albi Silverplated 2-Piece Wedding Set includes one carving knife and cake server to mark the most special of days. The Albi line, created in 1968, takes its inspiration from a French town located between Toulouse and Bordeaux and its famous cathedral known for its remarkable architecture, clean straight lines, and single nave. From Christofle of France.

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La Ruche Malmaison is a 38-piece silver plated set. This chest accomated to every type of event thanks to the flatware and special finish choice. Contains 6 of each of the following: table fork, table knife, table spoon, dessert fork, dessert knife, dessert spoon. This set also includes two serving pieces: a serving fork and a serving spoon.
A blend of classicism and modernity, Ruche is a new interpretation of a cutlery set with a luxurious and decorative presentation case. This majestic cover lifts to reveal emblematic Christofle cutlery collection - the Empire-style Malmaison - the Ruche in perfect harmony.

Measures 16 ½" h.

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The Silverplated Albi line, created in 1968, takes its inspiration from a French town located between Toulouse and Bordeaux and its famous cathedral known for its remarkable architecture, clean straight lines, and single nave. From Christofle of France.

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The Louis XVI-style Silverplated Perles pattern, which features a single delicate line of beading reminiscent of a classic pearl necklace, was introduced in 1876. From Christofle, makers of fine French silver since 1830.

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One of Christofle's most historic patterns, Malmaison typifies the Empire style, with its frieze of delicate palm and lotus leaves and symmetrical design. The name is a nod to the Chateau de la Malmaison, a favored Parisian residence of Napoleon Bonaparte and Empress Josephine. Launched in 1967, the frieze of delicate palm & lotus leaves decorating the flatware are typical of the Empire style.

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Reflective of its 19th century roots, the Silverplated Spatours collection, which was available in the first Christofle catalogue in 1862, features generous curves, decorative heels and a slender rounded ridge common in Louis XV style.

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Marly, named after a no-longer-standing pleasure palace built by Louis XIV outside Paris, has been one of the most detailed and ornate patterns in the Christofle’s catalog since it was created in 1897. The fine chasing is an exquisite example of Rocaille with its asymmetrical crawling plant and shell motifs, crafted in silverplate.

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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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Featuring the exquisite Jardin d'Eden motif, each silverplated flatware piece transports your guest. Beautiful five-piece silverplated pattern is unusually generously sized, ranging from a full 9⅝" for the knife to 6¾" for the smaller fork and spoon. Made in France.

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The five-piece silver plated place setting for one person in the Perles pattern contains one of each of the following essential utensils: a dinner fork, dinner knife, salad fork, dinner spoon and a coffee/tea spoon. Created in 1907, Rubans is a feminine Louis XVI-style pattern. The line’s trademarks — graceful symmetrical ornamentation, crisscrossed ribbons and adorable bows — summon feelings of childhood contentment and joy while simultaneously maintaining elegance.

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The Louis XVI-style Sterling Silver Perles pattern, which features a single delicate line of beading reminiscent of a classic pearl necklace, was introduced in 1876.

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The Albi sterling silver line, created in 1968, takes its inspiration from a French town located between Toulouse and Bordeaux and its famous cathedral known for its remarkable architecture, clean straight lines, and single nave. From Christofle of France.

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Featuring the exquisite Jardin d'Eden motif, each sterling silver piece transports your guest. Beautiful five-piece sterling silver pattern is unusually generously sized, ranging from a full 9⅝" for the knife to 6¾" for the smaller fork and spoon. Made in France.

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Designer Bernard Yot created the Stainless Steel Osiris pattern in 1991 as an ode to the green, aquatic Egyptian landscape. Named after the god of transition, resurrection and regeneration, it is fitting that the striking signature ornamentation of the line is sturdy and useful papyrus reeds.

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The Louis XVI-style Perles pattern, which features a single delicate line of beading reminiscent of a classic pearl necklace, was introduced in 1876.

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