"Tetard Freres French art deco sterling silver flatware service, Paris, France, Circa 1930. Each piece bearing the maker?'s mark and Minerva head indicating French 1st Standard silver, in the style of Puiforcat.
This 77 piece flatware set, weighing 191.53 troy oz. includes:
12 large table forks 8 & 3/8 inches
12 dessert forks 7 inches
12 table spoons 7 inches
12 large soup spoons 8 & 3/8 inches
12 tea spoons 5 & 1/2 inches
6 fish knives 8 & 1/4 inches
6 fish forks 6 & 1/2 inches
1 serving knife 10 & 3/8 inches
1 serving fork 9 & 7/8 inches
1 gravy ladle 7 & 7/8 inches
1 soup ladle 12 & 1/2 inches
1 crumber 12 inches
About the maker: Tetard Freres originally started by Edmond Tetard in 1860 in Paris. Tétard, along with Puiforcat and Christofle, was one of the leading makers of French Art Deco silver. With a long history of exceptional silversmithing which includes gold medals at 19th century world fairs, Maison Tétard began making silver in the style moderne during the 1920’s under the design leadership of Valéry Bizouard. In 1930, Bizouard was joined by Jean Tétard. Together, they are responsible for one of the finest bodies of French Art Deco designs."

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