Set of Six Antique Hallmarked Sterling Silver Teaspoons

This is a cohesive set of six antique hallmarked sterling silver teaspoons, featuring a classic Art Deco influence in the handle design. Each spoon measures approximately 10 to 12 centimeters in length and is constructed from solid silver, indicated by the metallic luster and reflected highlights. The handles are characterized by a 'fanned' or 'sunburst' terminal with linear fluting that transitions into a slender, plain stem and tapers towards an oval-shaped bowl. The craftsmanship demonstrates precision, with symmetrical cast or stamped detailing on the terminals. While the specific hallmarks (maker's mark, town mark, and date letter) are located on the reverse side and not fully visible in the frontal view, the set presents the high-quality finish associated with professional silversmithing from the early 20th century, likely between 1920 and 1940. The condition appears very good; there is minimal visible tarnishing, suggesting they have been well-maintained. Light surface scratches and minor 'pitting' consistent with age and polishing are evident upon close inspection. There are no signs of significant bending, bowl thinning, or structural repairs, which preserves the set's functional and collectible value. The uniform appearance suggests they have remained together since their initial manufacture.