The history of the brand
The company Christofle specializes in silverware and was founded in 1830 by the homonymous Charles Christofle whose fame grew rapidly. Napoleon III bought all the silver tableware from Christofle and gave him the titles of goldsmith of the king and official supplier of the emperor. In this way the other sovereigns began to eye the silver of Christofle and order them; the brand thus began to sell its objects to all embassies in the world and luxury hotels. Charles was born as a jeweler and this passion of his helped him as he was the first to patent electrolysis in gold and silver thus managing to plate these two materials and for 15 years he was the only one in all of France. This increased the prestige of the served Christofle . The elegance and refinement of silverware Christofle create a unique table thanks to the artisanal production with the techniques of its artisans who are among the best in France.
ALBI
Its simple and linear design, likewise, took its cue from the famous fortified cathedral of Albi and its single nave, consisting of the geometric essence of strictly parallel lines
ANEMONE
The collection Anemone was initially created in 1902 by Christofle’s master silversmiths and is inspired by the famous anemone motif designed by the master glassmaker of Art Nouveau Emile Gallé
ARBORESCENCE
Created in 2010 by designer Ora-Ïto, the Arborescence is dedicated to minimalist design. Ora-Ïto succeeds in the daring bet of combining Christofle’s elegance with the abstract evocation of plants
BEEBEE
The collection Beebee brings the imaginations of babies and toddlers to life and reinterprets Christofle’s iconic hexagonal motif. Playful motifs of bees and honeycomb adorn Christofle’s coveted children’s mugs, cutlery, crockery, jewelry and a music box
K + T
The collection K + T with initials for Tihany and Keller is simple yet sophisticated that fits into any space
MALMAISON
Malmaison is the model of empire cutlery par excellence. It takes its name from the castle which was Napoleon’s favorite vacation spot. Its ornaments and the symmetrical structure of the decoration are typical of the Empire style
MADISON 6
The collection Madison 6 brilliantly displays the hexagon sign, the Maison’s iconic geometric motif since its foundation
OH
The pieces of the collection Oh they are ideal for having fun or having fun outdoors. Whether it’s a long drink on the deck of the boat, a summer meal on the terrace or an impromptu cocktail in the garden, they combine style and functionality
VERTIGO
The collection Vertigo is characterized by a very strong symbol: a ring with a sensual and voluntarily asymmetrical line that recurs in each piece
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