Set of vintage silver-plated teaspoons (or demitasse spoons) featuring porcelain "cameo" inserts.
These were popular gift items from the mid-to-late 20th century (roughly the 1960s through the 1980s). While they are quite pretty, they were typically mass-produced rather than high-end artisan silver.
Identification
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Design: The handles feature an oval porcelain medallion with a rose spray motif, surrounded by a maroon/burgundy border and gold-gilt accents.
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Origin: Most sets of this specific style were manufactured in Japan or Korea.
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Use: These are often used as "high tea" spoons for stirring tea or coffee, or as decorative collector spoons.
Estimate Value: R250 - R450
| Bidder No | Bidder | Time | Amount |
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| 7 | Sweeney Zabeth | 2026-02-26 08:18:31 | 150 |
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