Pair of Mid-Century Modern Slotted Brass Skimmers with Enamel Handles

This is a set of two decorative slotted spoons or skimmers, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century. The heads are crafted from a golden-toned metallic material, most likely polished brass or gold-plated stainless steel, featuring a distinctive radial perforation pattern consisting of circular and oblong cut-outs for draining liquids. Each spoon features a sleek, tapered handle with an integrated hanging hole at the base. One handle is finished in a glossy deep crimson or burgundy enamel, while the other features a contrasting teal or blue-green enamel finish. The construction demonstrates a minimalist, modern aesthetic. Regarding condition, both pieces show visible signs of use and age, including surface scratches on the metal, light spotting, and significant fingerprints or smudging. The enamel on the teal handle appears to have some slight surface abrasions and dust accumulation. These items are typical of mid-century kitchenware design where utilitarian objects were elevated through bold color and metallic finishes, serving both functional and decorative purposes in a home environment.