Normandie Water Pitcher

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Normandie Water Pitcher

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Linking Le Havre to New York, the famous ocean liner Normandie embodied Art Deco and its French artists and was honored at the 1925 Exposition Universelle. This timeless cutlery, designed by Jean Puiforcat in 1934, graced the tables of the dining rooms in first-class suites. Now available in silver-plated metal, the elegant silhouette, with its smooth surfaces and delicate curves accentuated by an ornamental disk, is also offered in a line of table accessories.

Normandie Water Pitcher

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Dia15.6 x H22

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Jean Puiforcat

Jean Puiforcat

Jean Elysée Puiforcat (pronounced pwee-for-KAH) (1897-1945) was a French silversmith, sculptor and designer. Puiforcat's silver work had smooth surfaces and was based on the geometric series. He started designing tableware and by 1934 he also had designed liturgical silver. In 1941, he moved to Mexico and started exhibiting in the United States. Puiforcat's name was renowned for the elegant, often mathematical simplicity of his geometric forms and the unexpected combination of flawless metalwork with brilliantly polished hardstones, semiprecious stones, or glass.
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