Laid out for a christening lunch, then kept — the first tableware a child owns.
Eight pieces in silver-plated stainless steel, in Létang Rémy’s Versailles pattern: plate, egg cup, tumbler, napkin ring, fork, soup spoon, tea spoon, and a weaning spoon shaped for first solids. A fine bead runs the length of each handle. The pieces have never been used. They come in the original fitted presentation box.
Létang Rémy silver-plated tableware, made in France in the 1970s. The house supplied French households and the hotel trade through the twentieth century, and silver plate over stainless steel was its answer to daily use — the finish of silver on a base that stands up to being handled.
Key Details
- Finish / Hardware: Versailles pattern · silver-plated stainless steel
- Era: 1970s French production
- Features: Eight pieces · original fitted box · never used
- Included: Plate, egg cup, tumbler, napkin ring, fork, soup spoon, tea spoon, weaning spoon
Dimensions
Presentation box: 38 × 29 × 7 cm
Care Instructions
- Hand wash in warm water and dry immediately — silver plate dulls if left wet
- Keep away from abrasive pads, which cut through plating
- Avoid prolonged contact with egg, salt and citrus, which tarnish silver
- Store in the fitted box, away from damp
Kept this way, it passes to the next child in the family.
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