A century-old French Art Nouveau Ravinet d'Enfert large sterling silver dessert spoon

Large French century-old Ravinet d'Enfert Art Nouveau period -*Entire sterling silver*Dessert serving spatula (with original box) Ravinet d'Enfert is a French goldsmith brand. The company was founded by E. Tonnelier in 1845 and acquired by Louis Ravinet in 1882. In 1891, Charles d'Enfert joined forces with Louis Ravinet and the company was renamed Ravinet d'Enfert. The company was one of the most prestigious goldsmith companies in Paris during the Art Nouveau period. It won design gold medals at the 1894 Lyon Exhibition and the 1897 Brussels World's Fair. A gorgeous Art Nouveau sterling silver dessert spoon. It is made of a whole piece of sterling silver. It was a high-end tableware at that time. The handle and the spatula have the French Minerva sterling silver mark. It is very large and it is very rare to still have the original box. , very worthy of collection, used for sharing biscuits, pastries or candies. Year: around 1891~1910 Size: 30cm It can be used normally, but the texture of sterling silver products is soft, so it is inevitable that there will be some unevenness and the original box has been tempered for hundreds of years, so there will inevitably be traces of history. Only those who can accept it will buy it.