Vintage Thai Bronze and Wood Cutlery Serving Set

This is a two-piece serving set consisting of an oversized spoon and a three-tine fork, characteristic of mid-20th century Thai craftsmanship. The utensils feature heads made of golden-toned bronze or brass, which exhibit a natural aged patina and minor surface oxidation. The handles are constructed from a dark, dense wood, likely rosewood or teak, secured to the full metal tang with visible brass pins. A notable decorative feature is the ornate bronze ferrule and end-cap; the end-caps are intricately cast with traditional Thai 'Thep Phanom' (angelic deity) figures in relief. The design reflects the Mid-Century Modern interest in Southeast Asian decorative arts, typically dating from the 1950s to the 1970s. Both pieces show signs of use including light scratching on the metal surfaces and some dulling of the wood's original finish. The construction is sturdy, indicating high-quality hand-assembly and folk-art influence. These sets were frequently exported as souvenir or luxury dining ware, prized for their 'Siam' style and the unique combination of mixed materials.