Three-Piece Cased Silver Serving Set (Fish/Dessert)

This item is a cased three-piece serving set, likely for fish or dessert, given the specialized utensils. The set consists of a large serving spoon, a flat server (possibly a fish slice or cake server), and a serving fork. All three pieces appear to be made of a silver-toned metal, possibly sterling silver or silver plate, exhibiting a substantial amount of tarnish and patina, notably on the flat server which shows significant darkening and discoloration. The handles of all pieces feature intricate, embossed or engraved decorative elements, suggestive of a Rococo or Victorian style, with floral or scrollwork motifs visible. The overall construction appears robust, indicating good craftsmanship, though the heavy tarnish obscures fine details and suggests a lack of recent cleaning or diligent upkeep. The set is presented in what appears to be its original fitted case, lined with dark velvet or felt on the bottom, with indentations perfectly shaped to hold each utensil. The lid of the case is lined with a lighter, possibly silk or satin, fabric. The case itself shows signs of age and wear. A 'Santa Monica Antique Market' tag is visible, indicating its recent retail context. The presence of significant tarnish suggests the items are older, likely dating from the late 19th or early 20th century, consistent with the observed design aesthetics. The quality indicators include the intricate handle designs and the custom-fitted case, which suggests a higher-end item when originally purchased.