Antique Silver Sugar Spoon A

This is an antique silver sugar spoon from early 19th century France, adorned with beautiful decorations.

The bowl features delicate openwork with botanical motifs, adding an elegant sparkle to your table as it catches the light. The handle is also meticulously engraved with botanical carvings and intricate patterns, showcasing the high skill and aesthetic sense of the artisans of that era.

Beyond its use as a sugar spoon, it would also be lovely as a serving spoon for dishes or displayed as an objet d'art. It's a special item to enhance your tea time, and also makes a recommended gift for a loved one.

About Hallmarks (Poinçons)
French silver pieces bear hallmarks (poinçons). This spoon features both a **"poinçon vieillard" (old man's hallmark) and a "crabe" (crab hallmark)**.
Vieillard hallmark: Applied to silver items made in Paris between 1819 and 1838.
Crab hallmark: Applied to small silver items made domestically after 1838.

These two hallmarks indicate that this spoon is a special silver piece born in early 19th-century Paris, France. Please also enjoy the hallmarks that tell its history.

Condition: As an antique item, it may show minor scratches and discoloration due to age.
These also contribute to the charm of an antique item.
Size (maximum): Approx. 22.5cm x 7.8cm
Era: Early 19th Century

Please read before purchasing]

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