Ercuis cutlery in stainless steel - from Apostrophe to Sully Acier

These modern cutleries are

developed in cooperation with famous designers and great cooks: we know Savinel and Rozé, Thomas Keller and Anne-Sophie Pic already from the collections of other manufacturers. The American star-decorated cook Thomas Keller did not only for Raynaud the design for the Porcelain series Hommage, but also collaborated at the collection K + T in silver of Christofle. Fluent lines and organic shapes are typical for the cutlery Apostrophe which was created in cooperation with the French Anne-Sophie Pic – decorated with three stars and the first femal 'cook of the year'. Together with the designer couple C+B Lefebvre which have a big experience in in the creation of cutleries is Apostrophe a distinct gourmet's cutlery. A glance at the individual parts is worthwhile. This cutlery matches perfectly with the Raynaud porcelain Lunes, also characterized by softy fluent lines and an overwhelming variety of the individual parts. And both together are a perfect stage for the culinary art .

A great fame possess the artist

and sculptor Thomas Bastide who already created wide crystal collections for Baccarat in the past and designed the model Equilibre in his unmistakeable style. The French designer duet Savinel and Rozé, also known by the unusual Christofle cutlery Éleméntaire, designed for Ercuis an also prominent cutlery: the model Mezzo with fluent lines and excellent haptics by the generous material strength.

Stainless steel cutleries of

Ercuis are not just the sisters of the silver cutleries, but completely independent excellent and unusual designs.

stainless

Stainless steel of home products is an alloy of steel, chrome and nickel which is dishwasher safe and resistant to corrosion by light organic and inorganic acids and water. To the cleaned steel the elements chrome (Cr) and nickel (Ni) are added and provide the corrosion resistance and the softer shine which can be noticed on closer inspection. High-grade steel - stainless steel can also contain other elements like molybdenum, vanadium and other more, however, common 18/10 steels with 18% of chrome and 10% of nickel is very popular. For low demands 18/0 steel is offered which contains no nickel and is notably less corrosion-resistant  and shining.