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Artisan Antiques has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
The design is of Rococo style with a Giant Clam from - the ornate decoration of the shell and scrolled motifs are most certainly intricate and a delight to admire on a dining table.
Alternatively, for further practical usage, the item may be used to hold sugar, condiments or sauces of your choice.
The interior is very lightly gilded and contrasts the exterior silver tone.
The underside of the warmer is marked 'Sterling' (925).
A wonderful item sculpted with a marine theme, ideal for collection or practical display on a dining table for a luxurious interior setting.
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SIZE
Size (mm) L:125mm W:95mm H:75mm
Size (inches) L:4.92 W:3.74 H:2.95
Weight: 271 grams (9.55 oz)
CONDITION
Great Condition - The spoon warmer is in great antique condition with no major damage or issues. Please refer to the photographs to examine the condition in further detail.
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Artisan Antiques has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
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Antique Solid Silver Spoon Warmer / Sugar Bowl in Rococo Form Giant Clam - C.1890
