Pastry/cake set - Silver - Gorgeous antique set






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Antique 7-piece dessert/ice-cream set in 800 silver, circa 1910, comprising six teaspoons and one large serving spoon, with a velvet-lined lacquered box, teaspoons about 12.5 cm and the serving spoon about 22.5 cm, in good condition with minor signs of age.
Description from the seller
Refined Dessert/Ice Cream Set in 800 silver - 7 Pieces - Neoclassical Style - Circa 1910
Object Description
Elegant dessert or ice cream service from the era, dating to the early years of the 20th century (circa 1910), composed of 6 teaspoons and a large coordinating serving spoon. The set reflects the refined taste of the Belle Époque, blending elements of neoclassicism with the solid Continental flatware tradition.
Artistic Details:
Handles: Characterized by raised-relief work on a finely hammered (pointillé) background. The design features garlands of leaves framing a central rose, ending with an elegant scalloped shell-style border.
The Serving Spoon: A piece of notable craftsmanship with a lobed bowl, entirely engraved by burin with floral motifs (tulips) and classic scrolls.
The Case: The set is presented in its original vintage case. The exterior features a refined geometric texture, while the interior is lined in ivory white satin.
Technical Specifications:
Material: 800 Silver (Title guaranteed by the original label on the case band: "A. ARG 800/1000").
Era: Circa 1910 (Late 19th/Umbertine style).
Composition: 6 teaspoons + 1 large serving spoon.
Dimensions: Large spoon approximately 22.5 cm; teaspoons approximately 12.5 cm.
Conditions: Very good vintage condition. The metal shows a slight and charming patina of time that attests to its authenticity (easily polished if desired). The box is intact and functional.
Note for Expert / Buyer
The set does not display visible hallmarks directly on the metal (a common practice in some artisanal or transitional productions of the period), but the purity of 800 silver is certified by the original mark impressed on the packaging ribbon of the era. A objects of great class for a prestigious table or to enrich a collection of antique silver.
Box lining, worn and frayed
Seller's Story
Refined Dessert/Ice Cream Set in 800 silver - 7 Pieces - Neoclassical Style - Circa 1910
Object Description
Elegant dessert or ice cream service from the era, dating to the early years of the 20th century (circa 1910), composed of 6 teaspoons and a large coordinating serving spoon. The set reflects the refined taste of the Belle Époque, blending elements of neoclassicism with the solid Continental flatware tradition.
Artistic Details:
Handles: Characterized by raised-relief work on a finely hammered (pointillé) background. The design features garlands of leaves framing a central rose, ending with an elegant scalloped shell-style border.
The Serving Spoon: A piece of notable craftsmanship with a lobed bowl, entirely engraved by burin with floral motifs (tulips) and classic scrolls.
The Case: The set is presented in its original vintage case. The exterior features a refined geometric texture, while the interior is lined in ivory white satin.
Technical Specifications:
Material: 800 Silver (Title guaranteed by the original label on the case band: "A. ARG 800/1000").
Era: Circa 1910 (Late 19th/Umbertine style).
Composition: 6 teaspoons + 1 large serving spoon.
Dimensions: Large spoon approximately 22.5 cm; teaspoons approximately 12.5 cm.
Conditions: Very good vintage condition. The metal shows a slight and charming patina of time that attests to its authenticity (easily polished if desired). The box is intact and functional.
Note for Expert / Buyer
The set does not display visible hallmarks directly on the metal (a common practice in some artisanal or transitional productions of the period), but the purity of 800 silver is certified by the original mark impressed on the packaging ribbon of the era. A objects of great class for a prestigious table or to enrich a collection of antique silver.
Box lining, worn and frayed
