SFAM - Table service (24) - Baguette - Silverplated - 6-person cutlery set





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Part of a six-person place setting (24 pieces) in silver-plated metal, model “Baguette” from the SFAM house in excellent condition, from the 1990s, comprising:
6x Table forks
6x Soup spoons
6x Table knives
6x Small spoons
Presented in an anti-oxidation pouch “Hermès”
This Baguette model, sober and elegant, is common to many Parisian silversmiths.
In 1895, silversmiths SAGLIER, RAVINET D’ENFER and L’EPINE decided to ally themselves and create a joint production of tableware and small silver pieces. It would be the Société des Couverts de Mouroux. The headquarters are in Paris but the factory is located in MOUROUX (77).
In 1987, Couverts de Mouroux acquired one of its clients, the Société Française d’Alliage des Métaux, created in 1894 in Méru, Oise. It thus established a foothold in finished silver products destined for tableware shops and jewelers. The range is marketed under the trade name SFAM: Orfèvrerie de Chambly.
Part of a six-person place setting (24 pieces) in silver-plated metal, model “Baguette” from the SFAM house in excellent condition, from the 1990s, comprising:
6x Table forks
6x Soup spoons
6x Table knives
6x Small spoons
Presented in an anti-oxidation pouch “Hermès”
This Baguette model, sober and elegant, is common to many Parisian silversmiths.
In 1895, silversmiths SAGLIER, RAVINET D’ENFER and L’EPINE decided to ally themselves and create a joint production of tableware and small silver pieces. It would be the Société des Couverts de Mouroux. The headquarters are in Paris but the factory is located in MOUROUX (77).
In 1987, Couverts de Mouroux acquired one of its clients, the Société Française d’Alliage des Métaux, created in 1894 in Méru, Oise. It thus established a foothold in finished silver products destined for tableware shops and jewelers. The range is marketed under the trade name SFAM: Orfèvrerie de Chambly.

