Dutch Sterling Silver Powder Spoon

|1880~1910|833 Silver|Netherlands| ✧ Dimensions: Approximately 14.5cm long ✧ Weight: Approximately 37g This sterling silver spoon carries the distinct style of the Belle Époque era. The radiating wave pattern on the spoon face, combined with delicate neoclassical floral knot engravings, imbues the piece with the exquisite feel characteristic of late 19th-century European silverware. The central hollow swirl design doubles as a tea strainer and a sugar sprinkler during use, making it one of the small silverware pieces commonly found in the afternoon tea culture of the time. The silver hallmarks feature a lion and the number "2" stamp, suggesting it belongs to the Dutch 833 silver system, dating approximately between 1880 and 1910. *This design studio primarily features European antiques, vintage items, and old objects. Having been touched by time, some antique pieces may inevitably show minor signs of history, such as dark spots or small chips. They may not be as pristine as brand-new items, but these details do not detract from their inherent vintage charm and beauty. Those who are perfectionists or accustomed to purchasing brand-new goods are kindly asked to consider carefully before placing an order. We look forward to welcoming you as a fellow admirer of antique treasures.^^ Should you have any questions, feel free to send us a message!