Puiforcat Chantaco Serving Spoon, Silverplate
Created in 1924 by Jean Puiforcat, the Chantaco Serving Spoon stands out for a design that blends strength and simplicity. This silver-plated metal flatware features a straight handle, embellished with fluting patterns along its full length, creating a beautiful contrast of darkness and light. The Chantaco collection, made up of spoons, knives and forks is an item of choice for connoisseurs and collectors of exceptional objects. For nearly two centuries, Puiforcat has dressed the finest tables and served as the silversmith of choice in the art of fine tableware.
| Flatware Pieces | Serving Spoon |
|---|---|
| Material | Silverplate |
| SKU | 5602-0627 |
| Size & Fit | 26cm Long |
| Details & Care | Silverware and silver-plated metal should be cleaned by hand with soapy water and a soft sponge. After cleaning, items must be carefully wiped with a perfectly dry cloth. |
The House of Puiforcat offers pieces inspired by tradition while reinventing tomorrow's classics. Boasting exceptional savoir-faire, Puiforcat devotes its century-old expertise of tableware to cultivating a complete silversmith’s Art de vivre around the art of fine taste and interior decor.
The Chantaco silver-plated metal flatware collection is recognized for a design that combines strength and simplicity. The straight handle, decorated with fluting patterns along its entire length, imbues this set of flatware with an elegant contrast of light and shadow. Dressing the finest tables for nearly two centuries, Puiforcat serves as the silversmith of choice for connoisseurs and collectors of exceptionally fine objects.
Beyond its myriad collections of tableware, Puiforcat lays the groundwork for a silversmith's art of living. Through unrivaled expertise in tableware, the House reinvents gastronomy at every step, from preparation to setting and on to the time of tasting. Aspiring to honor its near two hundred year old experience in all types of art de vivre, Puiforcat pays homage to their past while reinventing tomorrow’s classics.