A touch of classic French elegance for your table: this rare pair of small Art Deco silver dishes by Puiforcat, shaped like tiny sake cups, was likely designed originally as salt cellars. Each dish bears the signature of Jean Puiforcat, making them especially prized among collectors; pieces signed with his name typically command about five times the price of standard Puiforcat silver. After taking over the historic workshop from Émile Puiforcat, Jean brought bold, geometric Art Deco design to the house and helped define its reputation.
Crafted in 950 pure silver, these small vessels are as versatile as they are elegant. Use them for a pinch of spice, a few delicate sweets, or a quiet sip of sake. As with any fine antique, they show minor scratches and light surface marks consistent with their age, adding to their authentic vintage character.
A pair of small cup-shaped dishes by Jean Puiforcat, crafted in 950 sterling silver. Featuring an Art Deco design and Jean Puiforcat signature, these rare pieces are thought to have originally been intended as salt and pepper dishes. Suitable for serving condiments, sweets, or drinks.
