West Village, NYC: Christofle Unveils Art Deco Club 30 Barware at Dandelion

French silver house Christofle has introduced Club 30, its new fall barware collection, at a party in New York. The setting was Dandelion, in the West Village, in mid-October.

According to Christofle's U.S. site, the collection draws on the bold elegance of Art Deco. Sculptural curves meet refined fluted detailing, and polished stainless steel is set against the natural richness of marble. The house describes Club 30 as a barware collection celebrating the art of gathering.

The bar set brings together a wine cooler, a champagne cooler, an ice bucket and a serving tray. Each piece is designed to complement the next, so the group works as one ensemble for sharing, serving and entertaining.

Christofle's Instagram account describes the design language in more detail. The line explores cylindrical, elongated silhouettes with soft curves and rounded volumes, contrasted by the graphic rhythm of vertical fluting. In the official photographs, the stainless steel bodies sit on grey marble bases, with the fluting running down the lower half of each vessel.

On the U.S. site, Club 30 is listed under Curated Edit and under Barware. The Barware page notes that champagne and ice buckets can be personalized with engraving, and that selected trays can carry engraved initials, a name or a message. For hosts planning holiday gatherings, or for anyone choosing a gift, that option adds a personal touch.

Club 30 sits alongside the rest of Christofle's bar range, which includes crystal glasses, mixology accessories such as shakers and jiggers, aperitif serving pieces and carafes. Christofle is a long-established French name, and Japanese readers will know it for its tableware and flatware. Club 30 gives that tradition a new Art Deco look for the bar.