Spoons

One of the oldest tools for eating, antique silver spoons in earlier times, were also used for drinking. The spoon consists of the stem and the bowl. Antique spoons were also used by doctors along with being popular christening gifts. In our collection, you can find antique silver collectible and decorative spoons. A particular type of antique silver spoon is represented, in the European field, by the antique silver apostle spoon.

Highly important early forged french spoon, Silver

Slender fig-shaped bowl, faceted tapering handle with a cone like finial, with traces of gilding

Fine, early spoon, silver from Danzig with rich, original engravings

Excellently preserved, early spoon, silver from Gdańsk. Handle with spherical knob and fine leaf garlands ending in a tulip blossom. Inside the round bowl also with leaf garlands, outside framed garlands that also end in a flower.

Highly important forged Renaissance spoon from Toulouse, silver

Outstanding example of the renaissance silversmiths in Toulouse.

An early 17th century Norwegian silver Ball-knop spoon,

the fig-shaped bowl with engraved decoration, the reverse of the bowl later initialled, the tapering stem with engraved and reeded decoration, and with a ball-knop finial.

18th cent. Norwegian cream spoon, Silver

Silver; gilt-inside. Deep shell-shaped bowl; the curved stem with a female herm in relief; at the widened end an applied putto, holding a ball.

An early 17th century Norwegian silver Cherub-knop spoon,

the fig-shaped bowl with engraved decoration, the tapering stem with a cherub head final, with traces of gilding

Forged early Parisian fork, silver with three prongs

Forged silver three-pronged fork with three-lobed spatula

Forged Parisian spoon from the mid-17th century, silver

Forged silver spoon, the spoon attachment in the shape of a spearhead. The flat handle is engraved with a coat of arms attributed to Guillaume de Bouexic, sieur de la Pommerais. Was appointed Ordinary of the Royal Chamber in 1634. The family came from Brittany.