Cutlery, cups, napkin rings and plates found in the flea markets of France, restored, then hand-engraved, letter by letter. The message is yours. For houses, tables and events.
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·Galeries Lafayette·Angelina·Le Bon Marché·Maison Francis Miot·For witnesses, parents, the top table. A napkin ring engraved with each guest's name, or the couple's message, doubling as a place card, then going home with them.
→ 02The year-end gift, the closing gift or the leaving gift, engraved with the message you choose, a name, a date or a phrase, and your company's name. It ends up on a desk, not in a cupboard.
→ 03An in-room attention engraved with the guest's name, the dates of their stay or the house monogram, engraved on request. Or a selection in-store, piece by piece.
→ 04The antique spoon engraved with the name, the date, or the word the parents choose, for maternity wards, works councils and shops accompanying the first weeks.
→A launch, a press dinner, a French week in a department store, a client evening: an engraver, a wall of spoons, and each guest leaves with their own piece, engraved in front of them.
For a press dinner, we also dress the table: antique plates, cutlery engraved with each journalist's name as a place card, and the piece that goes home with them.






Extracts from what houses, couples and guests publish. Monnette-engraved pieces, photographed by those who receive them.


















Pieces arrive from flea markets in Picardy and elsewhere. We sort them, set aside those that will not last, and fully restore the rest: straightened, polished, made good as new. They come out looking new, except they are not. Nothing is melted down, nothing is thrown away.
Each letter is struck with a punch and a mallet, one by one. A name, a date, a few kind words, a short phrase: the text is yours. There is no machine, so no two engravings are alike.
Polishing, checking, a cotton pouch sewn from fabric offcuts. Eight to ten days between your approval and dispatch from the workshop, in Picardy.

It was in the orchards of Moismont, in Picardy, that Axelle's grandmother, the founder, passed on to her, over flea markets walked together, a taste for beautiful things and for sharing. So it was natural for us to borrow her nickname to write this story.
For us, hunting for antiques is not just about finding objects but about listening to the story of their life. We like the idea that they can carry messages.
Monnette spoons carry several. The one we engrave, and all those we can only imagine, remnants of their earlier lives.
With love, we engrave for eternity a new story, rich and proud of all those that came before it.
A table set, an object passed from hand to hand, a word left behind. What makes a meal last longer than the meal itself.
Our pieces have already served. Fully restored and made good as new, they return to circulation looking new, except they are not. Nothing is melted down, nothing is thrown away: that is our way of passing things on.
Hand engraving has not changed in a century. The words we engrave have.
Each piece arrives with a story we do not know. We add the one entrusted to us.

Cups, antique plates and engraved spoons, presented at a Christmas corner. A unique selection, renewed as we find new pieces, with the message engraved at the counter.
This is the format we offer department stores, concept stores and hotel boutiques.

Sometimes an engraved piece ends up in an actor's hands, on set, for an interview. A dessert spoon, a name, and the camera does the rest.
FashionNetworkFrom twenty pieces, across all formats. Above one hundred, we reserve stock in your name.
Eight to ten working days between approval of the wording and dispatch from our workshop in Picardy.
Trade prices on request. The file arrives within one working day.
A date, a number of guests, an idea for the wording. Augustin replies to you personally, with the trade file and photographs of pieces available.
Thank you. You will hear from Augustin within one working day, with the trade file and photographs.