Christofle Malmaison 5 piece table fork Vintage Silver Plate Luxury 20.7cm Japan
Christofle Malmaison 5 piece table fork Vintage Silver Plate Luxury 20.5cm Japan. This is a set of five precious table forks finished with silver plate (silver coating) from Vintage Christofle, a brand founded in France in 1830 that is at the pinnacle of silver decoration. The Malmaison series is a universally popular piece of Christofle cutlery in the Empire style, and is part of the Maison’s traditional collection. The collection, inspired by the Château de Malmaison, the residence of Napoleon Bonaparte in the French Empire, features symmetrical borders of palm leaves and lotus leaves, a style typical of the Empire style. This cutlery is recommended for classic and elegant occasions. The sophisticated design of the cutlery and the elegant shine of the silver will create a high-class table coordination. All five pieces are stamped Christofle. Christofle is now widely loved as a “work of art for the dining table” in top hotels in Paris, famous restaurants throughout France, and even the presidential residence. The more you polish it, the more it will shine beautifully, and you will be able to enjoy it for a long time. It is a practical piece of art that would make a great gift. We inspected the item through the bag and found that there are no noticeable scratches. Please note that small scratches may have been overlooked as the item was inspected through the bag. There is some discoloration, but please care for it with an understanding of the characteristics of silver. The bag has some damage such as dirt and slight tears. Photos have been included for reference, so please judge the condition for yourself. (This is a vintage item). A specialty shop offering a wide variety of carefully selected Japanese brand items. Even if you think to yourself, But the item I want is only available in Japan. , make sure to consult with us before giving up hope. We will look for and suggest the best products on your behalf. International Buyers – Please Note.
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