French Belle Époque Period Art Nouveau All Sterling Silver Floral Perforated Tea Strainer Spoon

French Belle Époque Period · Art Nouveau All Sterling Silver Floral Perforated Tea Strainer Spoon A high-end tea ware silver piece from late 19th to early 20th century France (circa 1898–1910). Crafted entirely from French sterling silver, it belongs to the premium everyday tableware used by the upper echelons of society during that era. The spoon face features elegant swirling perforations (Pierced Work) and three-dimensional volutes, a signature tea-straining technique of the Belle Époque period. The handle is intricately carved in relief with naturally growing flowers and leaves, complemented by soft whiplash lines, fully embodying the naturalistic aesthetic of Parisian silver workshops in the 1900s. — 📏 Dimensions • Total Length: Approx. 20 cm • Spoon Face Diameter: Approx. 6 cm • Depth: Approx. 1.8 cm • Stamped with Minerva sterling silver hallmark (all silver) Overall, it is in excellent condition, with distinct carvings and intact perforations. The sterling silver retains a gentle luster. As an antique silver piece from the late 19th to early 20th century, it may show natural signs of age; please consider this if you are a perfectionist.