Spoon Biedermeier, gilded silver, bone, Austria, 19th century
818 PLN
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This Biedermeier tea strainer spoon, crafted in Vienna between 1806 and 1866, exemplifies the refined silversmithing of the early 19th century. The bowl, shaped as an oak leaf, features precisely rendered veins, undulating edges, and an even gold wash that imparts a warm, satin sheen. The transition from bowl to handle is marked by a small, sculpted silver detail in the form of a twig, emphasizing the piece's organic inspiration. The handle, made of light, creamy bone with a matte finish and gently tapering rectangular cross-section, offers a comfortable grip and a subtle chromatic contrast to the gilded bowl. Measuring 15.4 cm in length and 4 cm in width, and weighing 14 g, the spoon is preserved in very good condition—no damage, cracks, or visible signs of significant use.The form of this spoon evokes the spirit of Biedermeier Vienna, an era when everyday objects were infused with natural motifs and refined detail. The oak leaf bowl seems to whisper of moments spent over tea in well-appointed salons, with golden highlights catching the light and every gesture imbued with meaning. The silver accent and matte bone handle together create a composition of understated, organic beauty, reflecting a harmony with nature and the meticulous care of the artisan.Such a spoon can become a sophisticated accent in a collection of antique tableware or a subtle detail on a console in a classic interior. It may be paired
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Height15 cm
Length4 cm
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Length4 cm
Height15 cm
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