A set of six tea and dessert spoons made entirely in top-quality 950 silver at the Parisian goldsmith Henri Soufflot's workshop circa 1900 (the workshop was active between 1884 and 1910). Spoons with fancifully profiled handles decorated with motifs of frothy waves and shells, the scoops large and very practical, ideal for both a large cup and desserts. The buckets bear the Paris hallmark for hallmarked 950 silver and the goldsmith's workshop mark in the form of the HS monogram inscribed in a rhombus with the symbol of a star and sun. Length 13.5 cm, heavy silver; total weight 172 grams. Preservation condition very good, visible micro scratches, normal signs of use. The spoons offered in the rosewood case shown in the photo.
