Christoffle forks and spoons

I have 5 fork and 6 spoons from christoffle. Information about model, production year and value is welcome. I live in Netherlands

 

Congrats Hi-Seems to be one of the few silverplate brands worth buying.You might have hit that extremely small bullseye w/ this find .

 

In case you're not familiar with it... One online resource for identifying patterns is:

https://www.replacements.com/search?query=christolfe&facets=q1YqKMpPKU0uCaksSFWyilYKLkktysnMS1eKrQUA

To narrow your search, that appears to be a silverplate mark from post-1935.

https://www.christofle.com/us_en/our-maison/christofle-a-collection-of-hallmarks

Debora

 

I have 2 diffrent marks with same pattern. One only the word christoffle and the pictogram and the other one with christofle +3 other marks

 

Not clearly visible as the pics are small, but I think the 4 marks are:
- Alfenide (https://www.lgroenewoud.com/en_GB/c-7031015/manufacture-de-l-alfenide/)
- The cc or oc mark (https://www.christofle.com/eu_en/our-maison/christofle-a-collection-of-hallmarks)
- The silver content
- Christofle

 

Very difficult to tell from your photos but, from what I think I can see on the fork, it looks like it may be the classic "rattail" pattern made by many manufacturers.
Does it look like this?

 

The OP's pattern is Christofle's 'Baguette', reintroduced in 1992, with a very slight change in shape, as 'Fidélio'.


A 'Rattail' pattern must have a rat-tail on the back of the spoons, otherwise might be called 'Hanoverian' (which originally had a rat-tail), 'Tipt', or 'Tipped'...

'Rattail':




~Cheryl

 

Thankyou @bluumz @DragonflyWink
I hope the new pics are better to id.