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L'Âme de Christofle

Black Stainless Steel Cream Soup Spoon

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A generously sized black finish consommé spoon in line with eclectic gourmet trends. It proves ideal for enjoying consommés, small Asian soups, or chilled gazpacho.

 

With L'Âme de Christofle, Eugeni Quitllet invites us on a new journey. Designed with elegance and extreme sobriety, this collection takes solid steel to new heights. A few discreet but essential details give a glimpse of the hand that designed the object, such as the tapered cut of the handle or the finesse of the blade. This collection of cutlery is equally at home on a designer or classic table, where it will add strength and modernity.

  • Reference
    B02327201
  • Collection
    L'Âme de Christofle
  • Main material
    Stainless Steel
  • Length
    16.7 cm
  • Width
    4.4 cm
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L'Âme de Christofle

Black Stainless Steel Cream Soup Spoon

£34
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