9. Émile Puiforcat cake serving set, made of silver, adorned with carnations, approx. 1900

Puiforcat is a prestigious French silversmith house established in 1820, renowned for its refined craftsmanship and commitment to timeless design. Silverware from Puiforcat represents the pinnacle of luxury and refinement, with each piece meticulously crafted by master artisans. Emile Puiforcat's works are often characterized by their elegant, modernist lines reminiscent of the Art Deco period, but also draw inspiration from earlier stylistic traditions, especially the Rococo and Louis XVI periods. The balance between ornamentation and functionality is a hallmark of their design philosophy, ensuring that these pieces are not just artistic expressions, but also practical items for everyday use.

Dimensions

weight 280 g, custom l=25 cm, l=29 cm

Description

950 silver

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