Puiforcat

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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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The Cercle d'Argent service combines a sober design with the utmost refinement by blending delicate white porcelain and solid, glossy sterling silver. In keeping with a sophisticated tradition, a ribbon of sterling silver is set in the porcelain plates, and coats the handles of the cups.

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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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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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Zermatt draws on steel for its strength and restraint, and adds a new, contemporary page to the ever changing story of Puiforcat flatware. For objects that exalt the everyday.

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This design in sterling silver, which is part of the Puiforcat collection, is the reprise of an old model from Augsburg, a Bavarian town famed for its silverware. Behind its apparent simplicity there hide a host of refined details such as the delicate curves of the handles, underlined by a thread, and the elegant flame-shaped button on the back of the fork head and spoon bowl.

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Created in 1928 by Jean Puiforcat and chosen for his wedding, this sterling silver design has a strong personality, a blend of clear-cut geometry and the powerful use of volume.

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A contemporary line, the Jacaranda collection features an original silver-plated finishing over Brazilian rosewood that alternates between matte and glossy finishes. This collection of table accessories and decorative objects is a testament to Puiforcat’s virtuosity when it comes to purity of design and combining materials.

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Reproducing a Régence design from the early 18th century, this sterling silver range was chosen for banquets at the Élysée presidential palace. A true masterpiece of the silversmith’s art with its sinuous forms and delicately detailed chasing around the smooth oval cartouche for monogramming, Élysée is hand-finished using traditional techniques.

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A masterpiece of lightness, finesse and refinement, this model is strongly inspired by natural forms. Remarkably bold for its time, it was designed by Nicolas Cornu in 1775. Chased, filed and polished by hand, it expresses all the nobility and beauty of work in sterling silver.

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Michelin starred chef Pierre Gagnaire partnered with designer Gabriele Pezzini to develope a line of Puiforcat knives essential for the modern cook. The result is The Silversmith's Knives, featuring handsome rosewood handles with stainless steel blades that stay sharp thanks to exclusive EVERCUT® technology. Available in a a block set, or individually.

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Designed by J. Puiforcat himself in 1924, Chantaco is examplary Art Deco design. The silverplated flatware blends strength and simplicity with reassuringly weighted pieces. The straight handles are embellished with fluting along the full length, creating a beautiful contrast of light and shadow. Handmade in France.

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The Argent de Poche line, an assortment of diminutive objects as luxurious as they are practical, infuses everyday gestures with a distinct style, celebrating the art of bel usage. Created by young French designer Pauline Deltour, these accessories offer a modern interpretation of the aesthetic codes of the House of Puiforcat: the combinations of square and rounded shapes recall Jean Puiforcat's graphic experiments; the intermittent fine ribbing on the surface recalls, with extraordinary refinement, the classic fluting motif; the mirror finishes, unobtrusively elegant, luxuriously celebrates the art of sober design. Handcrafted of sterling silver, the money clip features clean lines contrasted with a ridged thumb grip. Handmade in France.

Measures 2" w x 1" d.

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Stainless steel Guéthary flatware is a reproduction of a model designed by Jean Puiforcat in 1926. A set of knives, forks and spoons with a simple yet distinguished finish to grace the dinner table every day. Handmade in France.

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