Ercuis à Paris - Art Deco Silver-plated 69-piece 12-person Household Set, Cambodia

Elegant silver-plated tableware by the house of Ercuis, CAMBODGE model, with stylized staple shell decoration in the Art Deco taste.

This model, characteristic of the ERCUIS repertoire, is distinguished by its pure lines, slightly flared handle and discreet ornamentation of great decorative accuracy.

The set, homogeneous and complete, presents a fine quality of silver plating and perfect consistency of manufacture. The knives retain their old blades with softened profiles, testifying to post-war production still close to the model's original shapes. It includes a rare mignardise set.

• 12 table forks;
• 12 table knives;
• 12 soup spoons;
• 12 cheese knives;
• 12 tea spoons;
• 1 salad spoon and 1 fork;
• 1 ladle;
• 1 stew spoon;
• 1 mignardise service consisting of 5 pieces.

Founded in 1867, Ercuis has established itself as one of the great signatures of French silversmithing. Renowned for the quality of its silver-plated metal, the precision of its finishes and the elegance of its designs, it has been supplying the grand houses, the haute hôtellerie and a discerning clientele since the XX^e century.

Still today, ERCUIS remains a luxury house, whose contemporary productions reach particularly high price levels, testifying to the permanence of its know-how and high-end positioning.

The CAMBODGE model, created in the momentum of Art Deco, perfectly illustrates this quest for balance between modernity and tradition. Its stylized shell decoration, treated with sobriety, is part of a refined aesthetic where the quality of the design takes precedence over ornament. This aptness of line explains the enduring success of this model, still appreciated for its discreet, timeless elegance.