A set of 61-piece Silver-Plated Cutlery Service by André Caplan, Paris – Art Deco Elegance – Original Canteen Table service for 12 – Superb French craftsmanship – Mid-20th century An elegant and complete 61-piece silver-plated cutlery service by the Parisian silversmith André Caplan, renowned for his refined Art Deco and early modernist flatware. This luxurious set, preserved in its original fitted case, reflects the sophistication of mid-20th century French table culture. Caplan’s distinctive hallmark — AC beneath a harp, struck inside a lozenge — certifies authentic French production and high-quality silverplating. The harp emblem was traditionally used in France for premium plated flatware, distinguishing superior tableware from industrial mass production. Design The pattern is a subtle and timeless interpretation of late Art Deco, characterised by: Architectural lines and stepped borders Stylised fan details at the terminal A harmonious and balanced silhouette This is a versatile service that elevates both a classic and a contemporary table setting. Composition (61 pieces) 12 table forks – 19.5 cm 12 table spoons – 20 cm 12 table knives – 23.5 cm not silverplated , different pattern 12 coffee spoons – 13.5 cm (one spoon in a different but compatible model) 1 large soup/serving ladle – 31 cm Original fitted storage case About the Silversmith – André Caplan, Paris Active approximately 1930–1960, André Caplan is listed in the Parisian silversmith registries as a maker of fine métal argenté. His workshop produced: High-quality silver-plated flatware Elegant cutlery services for premium department stores Refined Art Deco patterns with crisp execution Caplan’s work is admired today for its durability, precise finishing, and the characteristic elegance associated with mid-century French tableware. Very good condition with light signs of careful use. The original case shows age-related wear. Photos form part of the description. Catawiki smart shipping services, insured and well packed.