Ercuis "Arts Décoratifs Paquebot"
Inspired by the golden age of ocean liners, the Ercuis "Arts Décoratifs Paquebot" collection captures the timeless elegance and streamlined modernity of 1930s maritime design. The collection's name—Paquebot, French for "ocean liner"—pay homage to the sleek curves and aerodynamic forms that defined luxury travel during the Art Deco era. Each piece embodies this spirit through fluid silhouettes, subtle nautical references, and a harmonious balance between strength and grace, reflecting Ercuis's mastery of French metal craftsmanship.
Expertly crafted from silver-plated metal, the collection showcases a brilliant polished finish that evokes the glamour of vintage voyages. The substantial weight and ergonomic precision of each utensil ensure both visual impact and comfortable handling. Design details like gently tapered handles and elongated forms mirror the iconic profiles of historic ships, while the collection's versatile monochromatic scheme adapts effortlessly to both formal and contemporary table settings.
The "Arts Décoratifs Paquebot" range features complete flatware sets, serving pieces, and specialty items including fish servers, butter knives, and sauce ladles. Designed for hosts who appreciate narrative-driven luxury, this collection brings the romance of transatlantic journeys to the modern table. Whether used for entertaining or displayed as objets d'art, these pieces celebrate a bygone era of sophistication, making them ideal for collectors who value both history and impeccable design.