Celsa

This vintage gleaming midcentury sterling silver flatware service is by the Mexican designer Celsa. The pattern, Avanti, has an impressive ultra-modern look that became very popular in New York after its production, circa 1955. Each piece of flatware features a solid geometric pattern accenting each handle. The service for twelve is displayed in a mahogany case that has a lower drawer filled with extra serving utensils. The service includes twelve each of steak knives, soup spoons, dinner forks, desert spoons, coffee spoons, salad forks, dessert spoons, luncheon forks, luncheon spoons, crab/fish forks, butter knives. There are three large serving spoons, large serving forks, cold meat forks, ice tea spoons. There are two small double prong forks & one each of sauce ladle, potato server, large serving knife, serving spoon, small knife, pickle fork, berry server, side server...

Rare, circa 1950s set of sterling silver flatware by Celsa of Mexico, in the Brillante pattern. The pattern has a fantastic modern geometric design with squared bowls and unadorned t...

Mid-Century Modern "Trenza" by Celsa, of Mexico, sterling silver flatware set of 61 pieces. This set includes: Ten knives, 8 1/8", ten dinner forks, 7 1/2", ten s...

This Avant Garde Moderne geometric signed set of seven sterling silver Mexican hallmarked pieces by Celsa of the Avanti Pattern is so oh courant. The design has cut-out handles and w...