Set of mocha spoons, silver, brass, Fraget, Poland, 1940s.
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A set of six mocha spoons produced by the Fraget manufactory in Warsaw between 1944 and 1955 is a notable example of post-war Polish utilitarian craftsmanship. Each spoon is crafted from white brass plated with silver, resulting in a cool, subtly matte silver tone with a gentle patina. The design is minimalist, featuring softly rounded handles and classic oval bowls—hallmarks of mid-20th-century functionalist aesthetics. The set is housed in its original presentation case, covered with navy blue fabric with a slight satin sheen. The interior is lined with plush deep blue velvet, and each spoon has its own compartment. The set has been preserved in very good condition—the silver plating shows minimal wear, with no visible dents or major scratches; the case displays only typical signs of age, such as slight scuffing on the edges and corners.Within the understated, functional form of these spoons resonates the spirit of post-war Poland—a time when simplicity and durability were paired with a discreet sense of refinement. The silver surface and gentle patina evoke the atmosphere of family gatherings over coffee, while the carefully constructed case speaks to the importance of preserving daily rituals during the years of reconstruction. The minimalist lines and balanced proportions suggest pragmatic restraint, yet also whisper of a yearning for a touch of luxury encapsulated in an object of modest scale.This set
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Height2.5 cm
Width10.6 cm
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Width10.6 cm
Height2.5 cm
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