Francois Frionnet Orfèvrerie Paris - Cutlery set (24) - Ribbon Pattern - French Louis XVI-inspired design - Silverplated - 12 table 12 entree knives





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François Frionnet (France) – Set of 24 Silver-Plated Table Knives – 12 Table Knives & 12 Dessert/Entree Knives – Ribbon Pattern – Mid-20th Century
An elegant and complete French set of 24 silver-plated knives by the renowned French silversmith François Frionnet, comprising 12 table knives and 12 dessert/entrée knives. The stainless steel blades are marked "Nogent Inox", while the silver-plated handles bear the maker's hallmark of François Frionnet.
The refined handles are decorated with a delicate Ribbon (Bow) motif, a timeless French Louis XVI-inspired design characterized by slender fluting, graceful proportions and subtle neoclassical ornamentation. This understated elegance makes the service suitable for both classic and contemporary table settings.
Founded in the heart of the French cutlery tradition, François Frionnet became known for producing high-quality silver-plated flatware that combined traditional French craftsmanship with durable stainless steel blades. Their tableware remains appreciated for its excellent balance, elegant finish and everyday usability.
The knives are in very good vintage condition, showing only light surface marks consistent with careful use. Please study the photographs carefully as they form an integral part of the description.
Dimensions
12 table knives: approximately 25 cm
12 dessert / entrée knives: approximately 20.5 cm
Total weight: approximately 1.8 kg
Condition
Very good vintage condition
Light signs of use and minor surface scratches
Stainless steel blades remain clean and bright
Silver-plated handles retain an attractive lustre
A refined French flatware service that combines functionality with timeless elegance, ideal for collectors of fine silver plate or for creating an elegant dining table.
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François Frionnet (France) – Set of 24 Silver-Plated Table Knives – 12 Table Knives & 12 Dessert/Entree Knives – Ribbon Pattern – Mid-20th Century
An elegant and complete French set of 24 silver-plated knives by the renowned French silversmith François Frionnet, comprising 12 table knives and 12 dessert/entrée knives. The stainless steel blades are marked "Nogent Inox", while the silver-plated handles bear the maker's hallmark of François Frionnet.
The refined handles are decorated with a delicate Ribbon (Bow) motif, a timeless French Louis XVI-inspired design characterized by slender fluting, graceful proportions and subtle neoclassical ornamentation. This understated elegance makes the service suitable for both classic and contemporary table settings.
Founded in the heart of the French cutlery tradition, François Frionnet became known for producing high-quality silver-plated flatware that combined traditional French craftsmanship with durable stainless steel blades. Their tableware remains appreciated for its excellent balance, elegant finish and everyday usability.
The knives are in very good vintage condition, showing only light surface marks consistent with careful use. Please study the photographs carefully as they form an integral part of the description.
Dimensions
12 table knives: approximately 25 cm
12 dessert / entrée knives: approximately 20.5 cm
Total weight: approximately 1.8 kg
Condition
Very good vintage condition
Light signs of use and minor surface scratches
Stainless steel blades remain clean and bright
Silver-plated handles retain an attractive lustre
A refined French flatware service that combines functionality with timeless elegance, ideal for collectors of fine silver plate or for creating an elegant dining table.
Catawiki smart shipping services, insured and well packed.
#ParisAppartment
#Wedding
#Elledeco
#Christmas Setting
