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Robbe & Berking Martele Silverplate Flatware

Martelé stands for "hand-hammered" in French. The Martelé pattern was designed by Robert Berking and launched in 1999 for the 125th anniversary of Robbe & Berking.

The inspiration for this pattern comes entirely from the sea. The reflection of water in the ocean is here visible in the hand-hammered look. This maritime character also gives the cutlery the best reflection of light. Martelé is one of the most successful patterns and gave birth to the BMW 7 Series, a limited edition of BMWs and an entire bar collection.

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Martele Five Piece Place Setting, Silverplate $680.00
Martele Dinner Fork, Silverplate Available for Backorder $133.00
Martele Dinner Knife, Silverplate Available for Backorder $171.00
Martele Dessert/Salad Fork, Silverplate Available for Backorder $132.00
Martele Dessert/Soup Spoon, Silverplate Available for Backorder $132.00
Martele Cream Soup Spoon, Silverplate Available for Backorder $133.00
Martele H/H Butter & Chesse Knife, Silverplate Available for Backorder $181.00
Martele Sugar Spoon, Silverplate Available for Backorder $112.00
Martele Vegetable Fork, Silverplate Available for Backorder $354.00
Martele Sauce Ladle, Silverplate Available for Backorder $346.00
Martele Vegetable Server, Silverplate Available for Backorder $342.00
Martele Potato Server, Siverplate Available for Backorder $342.00
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Material	Silverplate
SKU	group-martelesilverplate-flatware
Details & Care	Dishwasher safe.

Martele is a masterpiece from Robbe & Berking, its surface shimmers like a calm sea under the light of the moon. The silversmith's art is displayed in the finely tuned hammering technique. This is how the facets which reflect the light are created.