48-Piece Silver-Plated Flatware Set with Free Storage Box
Marly
5,460€
Description
A 48-piece silver plated flatware set in the Marly pattern includes service for 12 guests and comes with a storage box. Contains 12 of each of the following: tablespoons, dinner forks, dinner knives and after dinner tea spoons.
Marly, named after a no-longer-standing pleasure palace built by Louis XIV outside Paris, has been one of the most detailed and ornate patterns in the Christofle's catalog since it was created in 1897. The fine chasing is an exquisite example of Rocaille with its asymmetrical crawling plant and shell motifs.
Please note that the flatware presented pieces in the image may differ from the flatware pieces you actually receive. We kindly suggest you contact customer service to confirm the pieces included in the set you’re interested in.
Non-contractual picture. Storage boxes contain modules in Imperial Green anti-tarnish fabric.
Features
- SKU : B00038199
- Reference : 00038199
- Family : Cutlery set for 12
- Main material : Silver Plated
- Collection : Marly
Shipping and returns
Select your desired shipping method at checkout.
Shipping methods:
- Shipping within France by Chronopost: free shipping for orders over 350€ - 3 working days (includes engraving)
- Shipping within Europe by DHL: free shipping for orders over 500€ - between 3 to 5 working days (includes engraving)
You have 14 days from the date of purchase to return or exchange your item. Please contact Customer Care or visit your nearest Christofle boutique in Paris or Lyon.
Maintenance
Christofle offers specially-formulated cleaning products that will make silverware care easy and effective. After using each of these products, rinse in clean water and wash as usual.
Marly is one of the most elaborately decorated patterns of the collection; the fine chasing of its asymmetrical plant motifs, typical of the “Rocaille” or Louis XV style, highlight the silversmith’s expertise and attention to detail.
Discover the Marly collection, and its barware selection.
