The silver-plated serving fork in the Marly pattern is ideal for serving meat and vegetables. Serving utensils are sized to the collection’s platters so they do not fall into the food.

Created in 1897, the Marly collection is one of the most detailed and ornate patterns in Christofle’s catalogue. Named after the pleasure palace built by Louis XIV outside Paris, it is distinguished by its finely chased Rocaille decoration, featuring asymmetrical scrolling foliage and shell motifs that reflect the richness of French decorative arts and the Maison’s exceptional silversmithing craftsmanship.