The 5-piece silver-plated set in the Albi pattern contains the dining essentials for one person including a dinner fork, a dinner knife, a salad fork, a dinner spoon and a coffee/tea spoon.
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This 5-piece sterling silver Albi flatware set contains the basics for one diner including a standard tablespoon, dinner fork, dinner knife, salad fork and teaspoon.
This collection takes its name from the French town of Albi. The clean, straight lines and single nave in the famous fortified Albi cathedral inspired the design.
White porcelain dinner plate delicately surrounded by the Babylone braided pattern in matte porcelain for a soft play of contrast. Completely hand-crafted in France, its finesse, density and transparency are the hallmarks of exceptional porcelain.
White porcelain dessert plate delicately surrounded by the Babylone braided pattern in matte porcelain for a soft play of contrast. Completely hand-crafted in France, its finesse, density and transparency are the hallmarks of exceptional porcelain.
A silver-plated bowl resting on a round braided base with multiple uses: it can hold sweets, fruit, serve as an aperitif bowl or even as a pretty decorative object.
Large silver-plated bowl resting on a round braided base with multiple uses: it can hold sweets, fruit, serve as an aperitif bowl or as a pretty decorative object.
Water goblet, tumbler or small vase. Its braided base gives it a style that's both assertive and delicate. Christofle's engraving service can be used to personalize it.
A majestic piece with character, this silver-plated centerpiece with its braided base subtly reflected in its bowl, dresses your table with delicate modernity.
This porcelain vase, with its enameled interior and matte exterior, rests on a silver-plated metal base. The generous, patinated braid contrasts with the purity of the porcelain. Base and vase can be separated for easy use and maintenance. Porcelain handmade in France.
This porcelain vase, with its enameled interior and matte exterior, rests on a silver-plated metal base. The generous, patinated braid contrasts with the purity of the porcelain. Base and vase can be separated for easy use and maintenance. Porcelain handmade in France.
Like a jewel, this silver-plated candlestick will bring light to festive tables and everyday moments. Its delicate braid will fit in with any interior decoration, as a discreet touch on a sideboard, console or mantelpiece, or as an accumulation on a beautiful table.
Accompanied by an odorless ivory candle with an approx. 8 hours burning time.
Subtly echoing the Babylone collection's braided motif, this candle is made from an odorless wax with a burn time of around 75 hours. Burns in a tunnel (towards the inside) producting a lighting effect, while the outside decor remains intact. Goes very well with the Albi or Vertigo decanter coasters.
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SKU
B09601011
Main material
Empty
Collection
Babylone
Height
10 cm - 4 in
Diametre
8 cm - 3 in
Availability in store
Stock may vary quickly. To obtain your product, please contact the store directly.
My composed Table: Albi and Babylone Babylone & Albi
Compose your Babylone Table Set with its Tableware and Home Decoration collection pieces, and add some Albi Flatware to impress your guests!
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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)
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