Galet - Salt and pepper shakers

Created by Parisian designer Alberto Pinto.

The Brantôme flatware is today a great classic from Ercuis, representing the strength of a style that draws from the history of French design while maintaining a timeless tone in the purity of its

Saturne, a collection of items with essential shapes for the bar and the table.

Miroir flatware is the unique result of a synthesis of two exceptional fields of French expertise, executed by Ercuis’ master silversmiths and by the last French workshop to practice the complex ar

L’Insolent was inspired by the Italian Renaissance. The brightly-coloured handles are adorned with a sterling silver overlay featuring simple, elegant arabesques.

The Prestige Calypso flatware collection is available in 5 colors : Black, Green, Red, Blue, Ivory and 3 finishes : Sterling Silver, Part-Gilded Silver and Gilded Silver.

Material: Silver Plated

L 7.48 inch, l 6.1 inch

L 19 cm, l 15.5 cm

 

The collection of flatware Du Barry was named after one "favorite" of Louis XV, as a tribute to the 18th century decoration.

A collection of elegant and practical table accessories in stylish and timeless designs.

As a partner for all exceptional trips, Ercuis has never ceased to collaborate with the most prestigious hotels or the most prestigious hotels or transports such as the "Orient-Express" but also ya

This iconic collection is available in Sterling Silver, Sterling Silver with Gilt, Silver Plated, Silver Plated all Gold, Stainless Steel, and Silver Plated Stainless Steel.

The Perles holloware collection combines classic shapes with exceptional finishes.

Elegant, modern and functional, the Nuages line of tableware reinvents serving methods at a dinner table or buffet.

Saturne, a collection of items with essential shapes for the bar and the table.

The design of this collection was inspired by the shape of the vaults of Citeaux Abbey, an architectural masterpiece of the Middle Ages.

The pieces of the Ercuis Régence collection appeared in the catalogue as early as 1903, and have become classics of silversmithing.