This silver-plated serving set comprises a pair of sugar tongs and a pierced slotted sugar sifter spoon, reflecting the ornate detailing characteristic of the Art Nouveau period. The set is presented in an older, though non-original, fitted box, adding a layer of historical charm to the pieces.
Crafted from silver-plated metal, both the tongs and the sifter spoon feature intricate foliate and floral motifs along their handles, typical of late 19th or early 20th-century design. The sifter spoon is distinguished by its pierced bowl, designed specifically for dusting powdered sugar over pastries or fruit. The silver finish exhibits a natural patina, highlighting the depth of the relief work.
The set remains in good condition, showing wear consistent with age and historical use. The silver plating displays a developed patina, and the pieces retain their structural integrity. The accompanying presentation box, while not original to the set, provides a secure and fitting enclosure.
This serving set is well-suited for formal dining settings or as an addition to a collection of antique tableware. It pairs elegantly with classic porcelain and crystal, bringing a touch of historical refinement to the modern table.
Weight of box with utensils approx. 196 grams
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Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsSilverMaterialMetal, SilverNumber of items3Height4 cmWidth18 cmDepth12 cmSigns of usageDiscoloring, Scratches