Christofle Marly Fish Serving Fork
- A silver-plated and sterling silver serving fork, ideal for fish dishes.
- The fish-serving fork can be used in combination with a fish-serving knife to easily lift and serve fillets.
- Marly, named after a now-demolished pleasure palace built by Louis XIV on the outskirts of Paris, has been one of the most detailed and richly decorated patterns in the Christofle catalog since its creation in 1897.
- Its refined engraving is an exquisite example of the Rocaille style, featuring asymmetrical motifs of climbing plants and seashells.
- Available as A - Catalog item with Minimum stock and I - Lead Time Item in the Catalog (no minimum stock).
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Christofle Marly Fish Serving Fork
Christofle Marly Fish Serving Fork
- A silver-plated and sterling silver serving fork, ideal for fish dishes.
- The fish-serving fork can be used in combination with a fish-serving knife to easily lift and serve fillets.
- Marly, named after a now-demolished pleasure palace built by Louis XIV on the outskirts of Paris, has been one of the most detailed and richly decorated patterns in the Christofle catalog since its creation in 1897.
- Its refined engraving is an exquisite example of the Rocaille style, featuring asymmetrical motifs of climbing plants and seashells.
- Available as A - Catalog item with Minimum stock and I - Lead Time Item in the Catalog (no minimum stock).
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- A silver-plated and sterling silver serving fork, ideal for fish dishes.
- The fish-serving fork can be used in combination with a fish-serving knife to easily lift and serve fillets.
- Marly, named after a now-demolished pleasure palace built by Louis XIV on the outskirts of Paris, has been one of the most detailed and richly decorated patterns in the Christofle catalog since its creation in 1897.
- Its refined engraving is an exquisite example of the Rocaille style, featuring asymmetrical motifs of climbing plants and seashells.
- Available as A - Catalog item with Minimum stock and I - Lead Time Item in the Catalog (no minimum stock).
