Mirror-effect finish enhances the high quality of stainless steel, emphasizing shapes and design. The surfaces are polished with additives and mechanical brushes made of different materials, which smooth the stainless steel lending it a high gloss. Reflections enrich the object, make it even more precious.

The knife with an orfèvre hollow handle is typical of the finest cutlery collections. The blade is bonded to the handle by inserting a special cement paste filling that gives the knife an optimal balance. This is an artisanal process that is still carried out today entirely by hand.

Iconic of Ercuis, the Brantôme silver-plated flatware represents the strength of a style that draws from the history of French silverware while maintaining a timeless tone in the purity of its forms and the softness of its outline. Its lines reinterpret the aesthetics of Louis XIII period cutlery in the 17th century. The Brantôme collection is characterized by its three-pronged fork and its spoon with a "rat tail" ornament on the back of its heads. Lastly, a strong gothic inspiration outlines the handles in the shape of an ogive, reminiscent of the architecture of Cistercian abbeys in France.