Ravinet d'Enfert - Salver - Silverplated - Plate Cutter - Basket

This octagonal serving basket/plate is attributed to the Ravinet-Enfert house, renowned for its creations blending Art Deco elegance with the quality of silverwork.

It stands out for:

- an octagonal, structured shape, typical of productions from the 1930s–1950s,
- a basin in silvered metal with a mirror finish, with sober lines and perfectly balanced,
- a wide edge highlighted by fine fillets, adding relief and refinement,
- two lateral handles in dark wood, most likely Macassar wood, recognizable by its contrasted, deep grain, carved in a half-moon with discreet geometric decor.

Exceptional Art Deco Coupe-Plat – Ravinet d'Enfert. Company founded in 1845 by E. Tonnelier, acquired in 1882 by Louis Ravinet. In 1891, Charles d'Enfert joined forces with Louis Ravinet.

• Overall length (with handles): 41 cm
• Width: 23.5 cm
• Height on pedestal: 6.5 cm

Good overall condition, showing a wear patina appropriate to its age. Minor visible defects, refer to photographs. Hallmarks present, including the house’s clover.

Photos are an integral part of the description.