Head of Minerve 1 st titre for 950/1000 French Sterling Silver guarantee.

Exceptional French sterling silver ice cream spoons set six pieces Louis XIV style. Beautiful shell and ribbons decoration. Model appearing in the Puiforcat catalog of 1900, under the name "Louis XIV Bouton (button)"

Once again, the Maison Puiforcat shows that it is one of the most prestigious silversmiths of the world. No monograms.

To complete this set, check out our other items, you will find other pieces of the same model and same silversmith.

Prestigious silversmith:
Emile Puiforcat,
who has impressed his personality on the world of jewelry.
16 rue Chapon, Paris,
was active from 1857.

The haute couture of the silversmith.
Since its inception Puiforcat has worked to produce only works exceptions, carefully shaped by craftsmen with the fingertips art to sublimate the material. With a glorious past, current choices demanding and daring and a desire to retain the silverware at the highest level of quality.

Like Saint-Louis crystal company, Puiforcat belongs to the famous luxury Hermes Group.

Measures: 5.51 (14 cm)

Massive, weight: 156 grams

The condition is very good for this set. Micro-scratches from normal use. A master silversmith made a complete cleaning and polishing. Exceptional in both design and execution, this fabulous set will grace your table and will delight your guests.

Sales only by shipment. Shipping worldwide with priority package express international.

We offer our customers a layaway plan for most items in store.

We ship purchase Mondays through Friday (outside french holidays) paid items will be shipped on the first shipping day after payment is received.

After registration of your order and confirmation of your payment, your order is prepared and packaged with the utmost care to ensure you receive the items in perfect condition.

Your package will be insured for the total value of your purchase (s).

Tracking numbers (French and international) of your package will be sent by e mail to track your package online on the french website then on the website of postal service in your country.