French century-old Art Nouveau Henri Soufflot large-customized sterling silver dessert spatula

Henri Soufflot large 100-year-old Art Nouveau period in France -*custom-made solid sterling silver*dessert serving spatula (with original box) Henri Soufflot (1884 ~ 1910) was a well-known master goldsmith in Paris, France. He used HS and the rising sun star in the diamond frame as the product mark. Most of the products were customized by smugglers, so the workmanship is exquisite and the handles will have the customizer's signature. Signed in Goethe font. Gorgeous sterling silver dessert spoon from the Art Nouveau period. It is made of a whole piece of sterling silver. It was a high-end tableware at that time. The handle and the surface of the spatula have the French Minerva sterling silver mark. The surface of the spatula has very detailed gradient carving patterns. The handle There is a custom signature on it, which means it is unique. The whole handful is very exquisite and beautiful, and it is very large. It is also very rare that the original box is still there, which is convenient for collection. The tableware is mainly used for sharing biscuits, pastries or candies. Year: around 1884~1910 Size: 29cm 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.