Antique Ruolz Six Spoons Forks and Four Teaspoons Filet Chinon French Silver Plated Ruolz Marked 1866-1868 Luxury Cutlery Flatware
This is where it all started.
Ruolz is an alloy of copper, nickel and silver developed by the French count Henri de Ruolz who gave him his name.
In 1840 with G. R. Elkington, Henri de Ruolz invented the gilding and argenture process of metals by Galvanoplasty then utilised and made famous by Charles Christofle.
Model Filet absolutely beautiful, quality flatware.
They weigh 1.038 kilos 2 lbs 1.9 ozs and measure
Forks 21 cm 8 1/4 inches long.
Spoons 21.5cm 8 1/2 inches long.
Teaspoons 14.5cm 5 3/4 inches long
Please note all measurements are approximate.
There are surface scratches and signs of use, there is minor wear, these are exquisite. They are in fabulous condition, the four teaspoons have worn bowls. They have a good weight singly and collectively.
This will be securely wrapped and posted via our tracked and insured parcel post.
