Antique Silver & Brass Sugar Spoon Mosgau & Lehmann

Antique Mosgau & Lehmann Gilt Sugar Sifter Spoon

This antique sugar sifter spoon, discovered in France, features delicate geometric openwork that catches the eye.

In its time, it was used to sprinkle powdered sugar on sweets and fruits.
The contrast between the silver-colored handle and the brilliantly gilded bowl makes this an exceptionally elegant piece.

Artisan Openwork
The meticulous, kaleidoscope-like cuts in the bowl cast beautiful shadows on the table when light passes through them.

Heavily Decorated Handle
The handle is exquisitely adorned with three-dimensional reliefs featuring motifs of grapes and plants, reflecting the lavish craftsmanship of France's Belle Époque era.

How to Enjoy in Daily Life
Beyond its use for finishing baked goods, simply displaying it in a cutlery stand as a decorative piece will add a special touch of elegance to any space.

Condition: There is wear to the plating due to age, discoloration unique to brass, and minor scratches. However, these imperfections actually highlight the three-dimensional decorations, giving it a deep, antique character.
Size (maximum): 18.8cm x 5.5cm
Manufacturer: Mosgau & Lehmann
Period: Circa 1895-1912
Materials: Handle (believed to be silver, but no hallmark confirmed), Head (believed to be gilt brass)

【Please read before purchasing】

This item is a vintage or antique piece.
It has been imported for decorative purposes. Therefore, there is no guarantee regarding its safety or durability as tableware.
Please use it at your own discretion.
There may be signs of age, small scratches from manufacturing, and color variations.
We ask for your understanding that these are characteristics unique to vintage items.