Silver Sugar Sprinkler Spoon, Mid-19th Century, Thomas & Hénin
Artist: Thomas & Hénin
Solid silver sugar spoon, with a violin-shaped handle accented by a knotted cord and bearing the initials D G.
Minerva hallmark: 950/000, Paris, 1838–1919.
Master’s hallmark: THOMAS Hippolyte, eldest son (1845–1865); then, in 1861, he went into partnership with Jean Louis Hénin: THOMAS & HÉNIN (1861–1865). 11 Rue du Renard-Saint-Sauveur, then 9 Rue des Enfants-Rouges, then 6 Place Dauphine (1855), and finally 33 Rue des Archives in Paris. Silversmith and spoon maker, manufacturer of tableware such as fish spoons, butter spoons, sugar spoons, olive spoons, compote spoons, carving knives and forks, oyster forks, gherkin forks, dessert cutlery, and coffee cutlery.
Weight: 57 g
Good condition.
Careful packaging, shipping by Colissimo with insurance.
Minerva hallmark: 950/000, Paris, 1838–1919.
Master’s hallmark: THOMAS Hippolyte, eldest son (1845–1865); then, in 1861, he went into partnership with Jean Louis Hénin: THOMAS & HÉNIN (1861–1865). 11 Rue du Renard-Saint-Sauveur, then 9 Rue des Enfants-Rouges, then 6 Place Dauphine (1855), and finally 33 Rue des Archives in Paris. Silversmith and spoon maker, manufacturer of tableware such as fish spoons, butter spoons, sugar spoons, olive spoons, compote spoons, carving knives and forks, oyster forks, gherkin forks, dessert cutlery, and coffee cutlery.
Weight: 57 g
Good condition.
Careful packaging, shipping by Colissimo with insurance.
120 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Good condition
Material: Sterling silver
Length: 20,80 cm
Width: 6,50 cm
Reference (ID): 1828585
Availability: In stock
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