Art Deco Hors d'oeuvre cutlery in openwork silver metal - Goldsmith Armand Frenais 1910-1920

This lovely old hors d'oeuvre cutlery is made of silver-plated metal. This cutlery consists of a shovel, a knife and a sprinkling spoon. It was intended for serving sweets, hors d'oeuvres and appetizers. The shovel and ladle are openwork. The sleeves are decorated with stepped borders similar to the boréal model by christofle. The goldsmith's mark is "af ancre" for the french goldsmith armand frenais, active between 1877 and 1927. In good condition, they measure between 14 cm and 19 cm in length. I point out traces of oxidation and wear of the silvering.