Art Deco sugar spoon, silver-plated brass, Poland, 1930s.
320 PLN
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This silver-plated brass sugar spoon, crafted in Poland in the 1930s by Platerstyl, represents an era when Polish tableware fused late Art Deco elegance with early Modernist restraint. The elongated handle tapers gracefully, terminating in a repoussé detail of a stylized leaf framed by clean, geometric lines. The bowl adopts a distinctive shell shape, accented by symmetrical ribbing that gives the piece a sculptural rhythm. The surface is finished in a warm, matte silver, with gentle patina and natural darkening concentrated in the grooves and recesses. Touch reveals a smooth material punctuated by fine micro-scratches and subtle traces of past use. The construction is robust, and the joint between handle and bowl is executed with precision. Condition is rated as very good, with only typical signs of age—no notable damage or repair.This spoon echoes the ambience of 1930s Poland, when formal table settings embraced modern simplicity. The shell-shaped bowl recalls leisurely gatherings from a lost epoch, while the geometric accents impart the unmistakable cadence of Art Deco’s maturity. The softened, aged silver narrates the memory of shared rituals and the silent passage of days.Such a sugar spoon can accompany a classic porcelain sugar bowl during intimate tea sessions or breakfasts in a dining room. It would suit a tray alongside 1920s or 1930s teacups, complement dishes of matte ceramics or pressed glass. The piece could be paired with other cutlery in the Art Deco style or juxtaposed with contemporary, minimalist forms, bringing emphasis to the dialogue between past refinement and modern presentation.
DIMENSION
Height16 cm
Depth3 cm
Width3 cm
Dimension details
Width3 cm
Height16 cm
Depth3 cm
Weight1 kg
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