We have similar English, Spoon, and Art Nouveau items, which would pair nicely with this piece, for sale this week. Listing Description by: Cait P. 1895, " sterling silver lion mark, Birmingham anchor assay, and date letter "G, Tested, and Guaranteed. Country of Origin: United Kingdom.
Gram Weight: 63.2 Grams. Handle width: 0.30" to 1.05". Men's or Women's: Unisex. Handmade during the Art Nouveau era in Birmingham, England by a company called Gorham. The handle features beautiful curling vine and floral patterns in the Rococo style, a pattern called "Chantilly".
Traditionally this ladle would have been used to serve cream, gravy, or other sauces. Tarnish on the sterling silver gives this piece an antique quality which we believe is quite lovely. This listing is for the item only. This was very true due to the gorgeous designs that came out of this period. This era focused on women, and the beauty of nature and the pieces were often large.
Enamel was a standard material used in Art Nouveau jewelry as the period was more about the importance of the design over the materials used to create it. The Art Nouveau period happened before the start of the first World War, when mass manufacturing took over the production of many products, including some jewelry. The late Baroque or Rococo period prevailed in the 18th century.
The period was known for its substantial use of asymmetrical designs, curves, gold, and witty, whimsical themes. Both men and women at court wore sparkling gemstones set in gold during this period, as well as colorless glass pastes and pearls. Colored gems were often highly foiled behind them to enhance the depth of color.Jewelry was often created with naturalistic, floral designs. Rococo jewelry also featured embossed and engraved floral and feather designs on metal. This item is in the category "Collectibles\Kitchen & Home\Flatware, Knives & Cutlery\Single Flatware Pieces".
The seller is "abeautifultimeco" and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped worldwide.