Christofle silver — Malmaison coffee pot, silver-plated flatware and Vertigo champagne bucket

Christofle

Founded 1830 · Paris, France

The great French silversmith since 1830 — silver-plated and sterling flatware, hollowware and barware from Paris.

The Art of Christofle

Founded in Paris in 1830 by Charles Christofle, the maison Christofle is the great French silversmith — supplier to King Louis-Philippe and Emperor Napoleon III, and the house that brought silver-plated brilliance to fine tables around the world. Nearly two centuries on, its ateliers still craft flatware, hollowware and barware to exacting goldsmith standards. Signature collections range from the Empire grandeur of Malmaison, the timeless beading of Perles and the pure lines of Albi to contemporary icons like the MOOD egg, Vertigo's tilted silver ring and Jardin d'Eden's engraved foliage — alongside Marly, Graphik and Osiris. Christofle silver marks life's finest occasions, from weddings to first baby gifts.
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Christofle was founded in Paris in 1830 by Charles Christofle and is the French house best known for silver: silver-plated and sterling silver flatware, hollowware, barware and gifts, alongside stainless steel designs for every day.

Shop Christofle flatware by pattern (Malmaison, Albi, Perles, Marly, Jardin d'Eden, MOOD) or as complete flatware sets, Christofle tableware, barware and gifts such as picture frames, trays and baby gifts, plus Christofle candle holders and candlesticks.

Also see Christofle serving pieces and chopsticks.

Christofle flatware sets come in silver plate (America, Fidelio and Albi), sterling silver (such as Malmaison) and stainless steel (such as the Osiris 24-piece set and Albi Acier); see all Christofle flatware sets.

More Christofle: Christofle Osiris.

Also browse Christofle home accents.