Ercuis Transat table accessories - from person to caviar

'Normandie' presented at that time an eye-catching design. For this symbol of the luxury and elegance of the 1930s, the silver smithy Ercuis already supplied silverware in the style of Art Deco, as did the competitors Christofle and Puiforcat . The bellied use of form with the circulating rings quotes maritime influences that were already vogue 80 years ago and have not lost their charm until today, generously charming with loving details. The table accessory is made from base metal with a silver plating in France. The silver is applied with a galvanic bath and is indicated in Germany usually in gramme for 12 forks and spoons, assumed with 24dm². In other countries such information predominantly is renounced. The surface is free of nickel . Transat is highly polished. The extraordinary table accessories has only some additional parts - person caviar-vodka set and condiments, from person caviar-vodka set and condiments to person caviar-vodka set and condiments. In 1867 the silver manufacture is founded by the priest Adrien Céleste Pillon in a small village to the north of Paris. In the beginnings the company beside cutlery produced mainly silver objects for the church use.