Scandinavian salt spoon, silver-plated brass, Sweden, 1930s.
160 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 12447
This silver-plated salt spoon from Sweden, dating to the 1930s, is crafted from brass with a silver finish. Its design is delineated by clean, minimalist lines—a gently widened and rounded handle terminus paired with a shallow, oval bowl—reflecting the functionalist and Scandinavian modernist aesthetic prevalent in the interwar period. The surface features a delicately matte, silvery texture, entirely free of ornamentation, emphasizing utilitarian and timeless qualities. The seamless junction between bowl and handle attests to careful workmanship, characteristic of Swedish metalwork from that era. The spoon remains in very good condition, exhibiting only subtle patina and gentle signs of age that naturally highlight its vintage provenance.In this small object, the spirit of the 1930s quietly resonates: an era when everyday items were imbued with noble simplicity and restraint became a modernist virtue. The spoon seems to evoke moderation, eschewing decoration in favor of harmonious proportion and a tranquil, cool tonality. Its slender silhouette conveys the story of Swedish craft, where even the most modest utensils were designed to honor functionality and reflect the understated aesthetic ideals of their time.One could pair it with a porcelain salt cellar in a simple shape or a stone dish in earthy tones, enhancing its ascetic style. It would work well in a collector’s eclectic sideboard or set on a minimalist table inspired by 1930s Scandinavian interiors. Combining it with other metal accents would ensure visual unity, while the gentle form would not overshadow arrangements of tableware or ceramics.
DIMENSION
Height11 cm
Depth2 cm
Width2 cm
Dimension details
Width2 cm
Height11 cm
Depth2 cm
Weight0.1 kg
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