Christofle “Biarritz” Ice Bucket & Ice Serving Spoon – Gallia Collection – Silver-Plated – Vintage French Elegance About the Christofle “Biarritz” ice bucket : The ice bucket features a graceful swing handle, a softly flared lip, and clean, rounded contours — hallmarks of Christofle’s refined design language. On the underside, it bears the Gallia and Christofle marks, attesting to its authenticity and craftsmanship. Condition & Details : A vintage piece in good condition, with only minor surface wear consistent with age. The silver plating retains an excellent shine; There are signs of use on the piece Assembled in Christofle’s own ateliers in Yainville, Normandy, this ice bucket remains both functional and decorative — perfect for dressing a bar cart, serving chilled drinks, or gracing a festive table. Height: 13.5 cm (20.3 cm with handle) Top Diameter: 12.5 cm Base Diameter: 9.5 cm Weight: Approx. 550 g Material: Silver-plated metal Markings: Gallia France – Christofle Original retail price: €490 About The Matching Ice Serving Spoon : A Christofle silver-plated ice spoon in the Baguette pattern (circa 1970), completing the set with understated elegance. Dimensions: 20 × 5 × 2 cm Condition: Very good; light surface scratches, bright patina Non-monogrammed Original retail price: €120 Provenance & Design : Created by Christofle, the renowned Parisian silversmith, the Biarritz model was introduced in the 1950s as part of the celebrated Gallia line — a collection born in the early 20th century and inspired by the spirit of Art Deco modernism. Care & Maintenance : To preserve its brilliance, Christofle recommends using antioxidant liquid occasionally and silversmith’s gloves for regular care. The original anti-tarnish pouch ensures protection when not in use. Summary A rare opportunity to acquire a complete Christofle Biarritz ice service — a symbol of postwar French elegance and timeless Art Deco flair. Ideal for collectors, vintage barware enthusiasts, or as a distinguished wedding or housewarming gift. Ships carefully packed from France.