Set of Three Antique Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Teaspoons
Antique Silver Flatware

Set of Three Antique Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Teaspoons

This is a cohesive set of three antique sterling silver teaspoons, featuring a classic Art Nouveau floral design. Each spoon is approximately 4 to 5 inches in length, characteristic of standard coffee or teaspoons. The spoons are constructed from solid silver with a polished finish that reflects a warm, lustrous patina indicative of age and gentle use. The handles are decorated with a high-relief repoussé or stamped pattern depicting a blooming rose or similar floral motif at the terminal, which gracefully transitions into sweeping scrolls and foliage along the narrow neck. The bowls are oval-shaped and show minor surface micro-scratching but no significant denting. Based on the style and craftsmanship, these spoons likely date from the late 19th to early 20th century (circa 1890-1915). While the hallmarks are located on the reverse side and not visible in this image, the construction suggests a high-quality manufacturer. The condition appears very good overall, with no visible repairs, just the expected oxidation in the recessed areas of the pattern which enhances the visual depth of the design. The weight and consistency of the casting suggest a fine level of Victorian or Edwardian silversmithing.

Estimated Value

$125 - $175

Basic Information

Category

Antique Silver Flatware

Appraised On

April 27, 2026

Estimated Value

$125 - $175

Additional Details Provided By Owner

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Antique hallmarked silver 3 piece teaspoon set

Item Description

This is a cohesive set of three antique sterling silver teaspoons, featuring a classic Art Nouveau floral design. Each spoon is approximately 4 to 5 inches in length, characteristic of standard coffee or teaspoons. The spoons are constructed from solid silver with a polished finish that reflects a warm, lustrous patina indicative of age and gentle use. The handles are decorated with a high-relief repoussé or stamped pattern depicting a blooming rose or similar floral motif at the terminal, which gracefully transitions into sweeping scrolls and foliage along the narrow neck. The bowls are oval-shaped and show minor surface micro-scratching but no significant denting. Based on the style and craftsmanship, these spoons likely date from the late 19th to early 20th century (circa 1890-1915). While the hallmarks are located on the reverse side and not visible in this image, the construction suggests a high-quality manufacturer. The condition appears very good overall, with no visible repairs, just the expected oxidation in the recessed areas of the pattern which enhances the visual depth of the design. The weight and consistency of the casting suggest a fine level of Victorian or Edwardian silversmithing.

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