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Set Of 10 Silver And Enamel Spoons – City Souvenirs – Late 19th / Early 20th Century
A set of ten decorative silver and enamel spoons from various countries, depicting architectural views and iconic monuments from cities around the world. Each spoon is adorned with a finely crafted polychrome enamel medallion featuring buildings, cityscapes, or notable sites.
The handles display coats of arms, heraldic symbols, or inscriptions identifying the cities represented (Nice, Prague, Madrid, Olten, etc.), reflecting the tradition of souvenir spoons, very popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The mounts are made of silver, some gilded, with varied decoration depending on their
Origin: coats of arms, cartouches, crowns, or floral motifs.
Period: Late 19th – early 20th century.
Materials: Silver and polychrome enamel.
Condition: Good overall condition. Minor wear consistent with age. The enamels are well-preserved, with only minor chips consistent with their age.
Note: This is a beautiful decorative set, ideal for a collector of souvenir spoons, travel items, or decorative silverware. It could also be suitable for wall or display in a glass cabinet.
The handles display coats of arms, heraldic symbols, or inscriptions identifying the cities represented (Nice, Prague, Madrid, Olten, etc.), reflecting the tradition of souvenir spoons, very popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The mounts are made of silver, some gilded, with varied decoration depending on their
Origin: coats of arms, cartouches, crowns, or floral motifs.
Period: Late 19th – early 20th century.
Materials: Silver and polychrome enamel.
Condition: Good overall condition. Minor wear consistent with age. The enamels are well-preserved, with only minor chips consistent with their age.
Note: This is a beautiful decorative set, ideal for a collector of souvenir spoons, travel items, or decorative silverware. It could also be suitable for wall or display in a glass cabinet.
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