Christofle Decorative Objects

Pair of silver plate candelabras signed Christofle, France, early 20th century.

Elegant silver-plated catchall dish by Christofle, dating from the 1970s. The piece features an organic leaf-inspired shape with finely engraved veins and a softly undulating rim. It...

Wonderful and rare photo frame made of beautiful tortoiseshell-effect lucite and polished brass. This stunning decorative piece was produced in France during the 1970s by Christofle ...

Rare Christofle silvered Napoleon Empereur letter opener, 1970s, France. Unique and precious details.

This elegant paperweight is a collectible piece created by the French silversmithing house Christofle and designed by B. Quentin in 1983. Crafted in silver-plated metal, it features ...

This elegant Art Deco silver-plated fish serving set by Christofle is part of the "Boréal" model, designed by the renowned Luc Lanel, celebrated for his modern and timeless designs. ...

Sculptural silver-plated centerpiece bowl produced by Christofle for its Gallia collection in France during the mid-20th century. The bowl has an elongated, boat-like form with a sh...

A France Mid-Century Modern design vase model “Cardinale” in silvered metal designed by Italian artist Lino Sabattini for Christofle France in 1956,...

Pair of Vintage Christofle Two-Light Candelabra An elegant pair of vintage Christofle two-light candelabra, crafted from metal and featuring finely fluted column-style shafts, stepp...

An exceptional centerpiece signed Christofle artwork is silver-plated bronze with a very nice patina. The artistic part is a work of achievement; the base is pierced, composed of bra...

This wonderful wine trolley is adorned with the most delicate grapevine you may find. A system makes possible to modify the inclination of the bottle to gently pour your best red win...

Great paperweight design in this Christofle ornament .

Art Deco silver plate trophy. Made by Christofle in France, ca 1930. Hemispheric bowl; cover flush with arched finial mounted to raised center. Columnar cork support mounted to same ...

Refined French Art Deco dinanderie tray by Christofle, crafted in bronze with a warm copper patina and enhanced by a striking silvered geometric inlay. The composition displays a po...

Pair of early 20th century plated 3-arms candelabras from France by the company Christofle By: Christofle Material: silver, silver plate, metal Technique: silvered, plated, metalwor...

French Louis XV-style (19th Century) silver plate cupid base compote with scalloped crystal bowl (CHRISTOFLE & CIE)

Set of two “Cardinale” vases in silver-plated metal, designed by Lino Sabattini for Christofle. These sculptural objects from the 1950s stand out for their slender, harmonious forms,...

Green patinated bronze vase, with African ornaments and gold and silver inlays. Signed CHRISTOFLE. Exhibited in Paris at the "Colonial Exhibition" of 1931. Henri Bouilhet (1981) “1...

A Bronze Vase, chiseled and partially gilt bronze en relief decorated with grasshoppers and wheat axes. The best of French Art Nouveau, Christofle et Cie...

A particularly rare Christofle silver-plated tazza or centrepiece with its original cocktail pick, made for the Hotel Llao Llao at San Carlos de Bariloche, Patagonia, Argentina, circ...

Christofle Art Nouveau Silver Metal Planter Elegant Art Nouveau silver metal planter with removable tray, intricately designed with a scalloped edge and stands on four curved legs, e...

Silver-plated metal sculpture and varnished wood base by Christofle representing an agricultural trophy, 19th century, Napoleon III period. Dimensions : H: 36cm, D: 23cm Contact us...

This vase by Christofle, the storied French silversmith founded in Paris in 1830 and renowned for its enduring contributions to both fine tableware and modernist decorative design, d...

Art Nouveau Bronze Candlesticks by Christofle These Art Nouveau bronze candlesticks, from the prestigious house of Christofle, are distinguished by their intricate design and excelle...

Green marble base, the label of the agricultural price to which it corresponded is missing The bronze is signed R Rozet (René, 1859-1939) and Christofle & Cie, who collaborated at...

Silver-plated paperweight "Jardin d'Eden" collection by Marcel Wanders for Christofle, 2010

Pair of Christofle Silver-Plated French Candlesticks An elegant pair of three-armed French candlesticks by Christofle, crafted in a refined neoclassical style. Each candlestick featu...

Elevate your serveware collection with this set of 4 vintage Christofle “Torsada” handled bowls, a stunning example of French craftsmanship and boho elegance. Each bowl features the ...

A Maison Christofle Vase with Chevron/Zig Zag Design in Dinanderie Form.

Art Deco iron vase, green, patinated, made by Christofle. Signed Christofle, 10A France, CIRCA 1930.

Antique 19th Century French solid silver figural statue, beautifully modelled depicting a resting bull on an ebony base. The sculptural figure is modelled to the highest quality, undoubtedly by one of the best French sculptors and silversmiths of the period. Hallmarked French silver (Minerva 950 standard), unsigned, but attributed to Pierre-Louis Rouillard and Eugene Capy, Christofle, Paris, c.1860. (for a similar sculpture see, Sotheby's, 19th century Furniture, Sculpture, Ceramics, Silver & Works of Art, 22nd April 2010, New York, lot 48) The story of the firm Christofle began in 1830 when Charles Christofle (1805 - 1863) arrived in Paris from Lyons to join his brother-in-law’s jewellery firm. When his brother-in-law died in 1837, Charles took over the business which became, within a few years, one of the most successful and popular silver brands of the last two centuries. The turning point for the firm arrived in 1841 when, with the financial help of his sister Rosine Bouilhet, Charles bought from George and Richard Elkington the license to import and use in France their revolutionary electroplating system and started employing very skilled craftsmen and designers such as Mathurin Moreau (1821 - 1912) and Èmile Reibere (1826 - 1893). The first royal appointment arrived in 1844 when Louis Philippe ordered new tableware for his palaces. In 1855 Charles received from the Emperor Napoleon III the commission for a gold-plated dinner service for the Elysée Palace and a more than 1200 pieces service for the Tuileries palace. Charles Christofle also promoted his business exhibiting at the International Fairs and gaining important commissions from abroad including the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire and the Emperor Maximilian of Mexico...

Cache-pot made of pompeian green patinated bronze with decorations of fauns and gold mercury details. Made by Charles Christofle (1805-1863), in the 19th century, Napoleon 3rd style. Signed CHRISTOFLE ET CIE...