Description:
Tiffany Antique Sterling Silver Flatware Soft Cheese Spoon; enough cannot be said about Tiffany & Company their reputation and their famous little “blue boxes”. Items from this manufacturer especially sterling silver flatware are a true collector items to find an antique piece of Tiffany Sterling in this condition is most rare. This piece of Tiffany Sterling Silver Flatware is a beauty unto itself, used in the Victorian Days as a “Soft Cheese Spoon” traditional in design with the embellished lines on the handle this antique pattern would flow with any other flatware pattern.
This most unique Antique Tiffany Sterling Silver Spoon measures 8 ¼ inches long, the spade is 1 ½ inches wide and 2 ¾ inches long. Found in excellent condition, and purchased from a fellow antique dealer this Tiffany Sterling Silver Spoon is marked “Tiffany & Co” with their silver trademarks found embossed on the back. The weight of this spoon is 70 grams.
Christmas is fast approaching and what a gift this would make for that special lady who so admires Sterling Silver Flatware, and what better than an antique piece of Tiffany Sterling.
Though originally designed for “Soft Cheese” you can you this “Special Spoon” for serving sorbet between courses, dressing it has so many uses. Some are afraid of purchasing Antique Silver please do not be the quality of antique silver is far greater in weight and value than what is currently for sale in current today’s market!
Remember when purchasing more than one item, we will be happy to reduce shipping & handling charges reducing shipping cost, shipping in one box, saving our customers money when possible.
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History: Tiffany & Company; probably the best known name in silver is that of Tiffany & Company has been in continuous business since 1837. The "C" on this mark, dates this mark to between 1902 and 1907. The "C" is the surname initial of Tiffany's President, during the time, John T. Cook. Tiffany won the Grand Prize for Silverware at the Paris Expositions of 1878, 1889 and 1900.
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