Set of Three Vintage Silver-Plated Souvenir or Tea Spoons

This set consists of three vintage spoons exhibiting distinct ornate patterns, likely dating from the mid-20th century. The two spoons on the right appear to be a matching pair in a floral 'Repoussé' style, featuring deeply embossed rose and leaf motifs along the handle and at the terminal. The spoon on the far left displays a more restrained 'Beaded' or 'Thread' edge pattern along the length of the handle. All three spoons are constructed from a base metal, likely brass or nickel, with a silver-plate finish. Physically, they exhibit significant oxidation and heavy dark tarnish (patina) across the bowls and handles, which is common for silver items stored in open air. There are visible signs of wear consistent with age, including surface scratches, minor pitting in the bowls, and 'plate loss' where the silver coating has worn thin to reveal the darker base metal underneath. While specific maker's marks are not visible from the front, the craftsmanship indicates mass-produced decorative flatware typical of the 1940s-1960s period. The spoons vary slightly in tip shape and size, suggesting they may have served as individual tea or demitasse spoons. The overall condition is fair, requiring professional polishing to restore the original luster and to determine if the plating remains intact.