1940s French Christofle silver plate "Rubens" shell motif serving ladle
1940s French Christofle silver plate "Rubens" shell motif serving ladle
Description
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A rare 1940s Christofle “Rubens” silver-plate ladle — an elegant, sculptural serving piece crafted by France’s most prestigious silversmith. The Rubens pattern is known for its refined tapered handle and stylized shell finial, blending late-Art Deco geometry with soft classical curves.
This large, generously proportioned ladle features a deep, rounded bowl ideal for serving soups, stews, sauces, punches, or holiday gravies. The weight, balance, and plating quality reflect Christofle’s exceptional mid-century craftsmanship.
The silver plate has developed a warm, even patina with gentle age-appropriate wear, giving the piece that beautiful softness antique Christofle is loved for.
Maker: Christofle
Pattern: Rubens
Date: 1940s
Material: Silver plate
Origin: France
Size: 13” long (excellent proportional depth & length)
Condition: Light surface wear from age; no dents; beautifully polished bowl; plating remains bright and intact.
A refined and collectible French serving ladle — perfect for elegant entertaining, display, or as a heirloom-quality addition to a Christofle collection.
