Antique 1892 Victorian/Art Nouveau Silver Plate Sugar Sifter Spoon | Rd 186660

A stunning and precisely datable antique sugar sifter spoon, registered in 1892. This piece is a beautiful example of the transition from the late Victorian era to the flowing, nature-inspired designs of the Early Art Nouveau movement.

The spoon features a beautifully detailed, fluted scallop shell bowl, which is pierced to allow for the sifting of castor sugar. The handle has an elegant, curved form with delicate bright-cut or feathered engraving along the edge.

This is a fantastic piece for any collector of antique silver plate, Victorian flatware, or specialty spoons.

Key Details:

Item: Antique Sugar Sifter / Castor Spoon

Design: Scallop Shell Bowl, Pierced

Material: Silver Plated (EPNS)

Era: Late Victorian / Early Art Nouveau

Registered Design: Rd No. 186660

Date: This design number dates the piece specifically to 1892.

Style: The shell motif and flowing lines are characteristic of the emerging Art Nouveau style.

Condition:

Very good antique condition for its 130+ years of age.

The piece shows expected signs of light use and age, which may include minor surface marks or tarnish. The silver plating appears to be in very good condition.

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This lovely and unusual sifter would make a wonderful addition to an afternoon tea set or a cherished gift for a collector.