Christofle - Spoon (12) - America - Silverplated - Hors d’Oeuvre

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Christofle – Set of 12 Silver-Plated Hors d’Oeuvre Spoons – America Pattern – France

An elegant set of 12 silver-plated hors d’oeuvre and appetizer spoons, manufactured by the prestigious French silverware house Christofle, in the refined America pattern.

Design & Decoration
The America pattern, introduced by Christofle in 1933, is a beautiful example of the geometric elegance associated with the Art Deco period.

The handles feature a sophisticated, stepped geometric design with clean lines, subtle moulded borders and distinctive angular terminals, giving the pieces a timeless and understated elegance.

Each spoon has a specially shaped bowl with a small notch or cut-out along one side, designed for serving and enjoying various appetisers and hors d’oeuvres.

Use
These charming spoons are particularly suitable for serving:
Olives and small appetisers
Cocktail snacks and hors d’oeuvres
Marinated vegetables and antipasti
Small seafood delicacies
Individual starters and amuse-bouches
The distinctive notched bowl adds both a decorative and practical element, making these spoons an attractive addition to an elegant dining table, cocktail reception or festive occasion.

Christofle – French Silversmithing Excellence
Founded in Paris in 1830 by Charles Christofle, the renowned French silverware house became internationally celebrated for its exceptional craftsmanship, innovative silver-plating techniques and sophisticated tableware.

Christofle has supplied silverware to royal households, prestigious hotels, luxury restaurants and elegant private residences throughout the world.

The America collection reflects the house's ability to combine traditional French silversmithing with the modern aesthetic of the Art Deco movement.

Details
Manufacturer: Christofle
Country of origin: France
Pattern: America
Design introduced: 1933
Style: Art Deco
Material: Silver-plated metal
Quantity: 12 spoons
Length: Approximately 13 cm each
Total weight: Approximately 250 g

Condition
Very good vintage condition, with minor surface scratches and light signs of use consistent with age and occasional handling.
The silver-plated surfaces retain an attractive shine.
Please carefully examine the photographs, which form an integral part of the description.

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An elegant and collectible set of 12 Christofle America hors d’oeuvre spoons, combining French Art Deco design with the timeless quality of one of France's most prestigious silverware houses.

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Christofle – Set of 12 Silver-Plated Hors d’Oeuvre Spoons – America Pattern – France

An elegant set of 12 silver-plated hors d’oeuvre and appetizer spoons, manufactured by the prestigious French silverware house Christofle, in the refined America pattern.

Design & Decoration
The America pattern, introduced by Christofle in 1933, is a beautiful example of the geometric elegance associated with the Art Deco period.

The handles feature a sophisticated, stepped geometric design with clean lines, subtle moulded borders and distinctive angular terminals, giving the pieces a timeless and understated elegance.

Each spoon has a specially shaped bowl with a small notch or cut-out along one side, designed for serving and enjoying various appetisers and hors d’oeuvres.

Use
These charming spoons are particularly suitable for serving:
Olives and small appetisers
Cocktail snacks and hors d’oeuvres
Marinated vegetables and antipasti
Small seafood delicacies
Individual starters and amuse-bouches
The distinctive notched bowl adds both a decorative and practical element, making these spoons an attractive addition to an elegant dining table, cocktail reception or festive occasion.

Christofle – French Silversmithing Excellence
Founded in Paris in 1830 by Charles Christofle, the renowned French silverware house became internationally celebrated for its exceptional craftsmanship, innovative silver-plating techniques and sophisticated tableware.

Christofle has supplied silverware to royal households, prestigious hotels, luxury restaurants and elegant private residences throughout the world.

The America collection reflects the house's ability to combine traditional French silversmithing with the modern aesthetic of the Art Deco movement.

Details
Manufacturer: Christofle
Country of origin: France
Pattern: America
Design introduced: 1933
Style: Art Deco
Material: Silver-plated metal
Quantity: 12 spoons
Length: Approximately 13 cm each
Total weight: Approximately 250 g

Condition
Very good vintage condition, with minor surface scratches and light signs of use consistent with age and occasional handling.
The silver-plated surfaces retain an attractive shine.
Please carefully examine the photographs, which form an integral part of the description.

Catawiki smart shipping services, insured and well packed.

An elegant and collectible set of 12 Christofle America hors d’oeuvre spoons, combining French Art Deco design with the timeless quality of one of France's most prestigious silverware houses.

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Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
250 g
Title additional information
Hors d’Oeuvre
Number of objects
12
Country of origin
France
Manufacturer/brand
Christofle
Material
Silverplated
Model
America
Colour
Silver
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
0.3 cm
Width
13 cm
Depth
1.5 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960, 1970-1980
BelgiumVerified
2061
Objects sold
100%
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