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Christofle – “America” Pattern – 24-Piece Silver-Plated Cutlery Set – Design by Luc Lanel (1933)

Elegant 24-piece silver-plated cutlery set by Christofle, France, in the iconic “America” model, designed in 1933 by renowned French designer Luc Lanel.

Created during the height of the Art Deco movement, the America pattern is a quintessential example of 1930s architectural design. With its cut sides, stepped molding and strong drawn angles, the model expresses a clean, graphic line characteristic of the modernist and architectural influences of that period.

The flared handles and stepped octagonal terminals visible in this set perfectly reflect the original 1933 design.

Set Composition (24 pieces – for 8 persons)

8 Forks – 18 cm
8 Spoons – 18 cm
8 Knives – 20.3 cm

Use :
Entremet service
Dessert set
Breakfast service
Light main course setting

High-quality silver-plated metal by Christofle.
Knives with stainless steel blades and silver-plated handles.
All pieces bear Christofle hallmarks.

In good overall condition with a beautiful shine.
Forks and spoons: very good condition with light signs of normal use
Knives: slightly more visible usage marks on the blades, consistent with age and use
No structural damage
Please carefully examine the photographs, as they form an integral part of the description.

Luc Lanel (1893–1965) was one of Christofle’s most important designers during the Art Deco period. The America model, introduced in 1933, remains one of the house’s most enduring and recognizable patterns — appreciated for its refined geometry and timeless modernity.

A refined and collectible Christofle Art Deco service, suitable for both daily elegance and formal dining.

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