French century sterling silver sugar sieve spoon
|1902|France|950 Sterling Silver|
✧ Dimensions: Length 20 x Diameter 6.5 x Depth 2.5cm
French 1902 950 sterling silver (95% Silver) gilt icing sugar sieve/tea strainer,
Made by Émile BERGERON, a Parisian silversmith/goldsmith, the whole is very well preserved,
It has hardly been used, the gilt surface is complete, the Silver stamp is clearly visible, and it contains a green complete box.
The surface of the spoon has holes with different patterns, and it was mainly used to sprinkle powdered sugar on desserts in the early days.
But a little tan is also used in the UK to filter the tea leaves in the tea cups.
This one is different from the past in that his spoon face has a special wave pattern shape,
So it is believed that it should be mainly used for dessert making
✧ Sterling Silver & Brand Marks:
[ Chapter Notes ] Sterling 950 Sterling Silver
[ Year ] 1902
[ Origin ] France
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- French Centennial Silver Sugar Sieve Spoon|1902|France|950 Sterling Silver|
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