Sale! Early 20th Cent NeoClassic Pattern - Albert Deflon, French Silversmith, Sterling Silver Server Spoon with Gilt Bowl / Presentation Box outlet

Sale! Was $155.00, now $128.99: Exceptional vintage early 20th century Art Nouveau .950 Sterling Silver (the highest standard for silver) and Gold Gilt serving spoon by Albert Deflon, Paris.

The sophistication of this design and the quality outlet of workmanship reflects the craftsmanship of Albert Deflon. This handsome Neoclassic pattern of crossed ribbons, acanthus leaves and laurel leaves are typical of the era. However, the egg-shaped matt gilt bowl, the back of which is engraved with sophisticated foliage and crossed ribbons, make this spoon truly exceptional. This elegant and authentically antique server spoon will lend a true French atmosphere to your table.

Prestigious silversmith: Albert Deflon 24 rue Beaubourg, Paris, was active from October 8, 1907 to January 20, 1920. The last photo is the trademark and not a photo from the spoon itself. It is magnified to show this mark is on the spoon bowl.

Specifications (all approximate):
40 grams; 7" in length.

Condition: No noticeable marks of usage or age -- except the jeweler's box which shows its age; wear and tear to the inside fabric. No monogram.

Marked with the Minerva head and the 1st titre designating 950/1000 solid silver standard (higher than the average .925 sterling) and Albert Deflon's silversmith mark. It is in very good condition. Created in France by Albert Deflon active 1907-1920.

Will ship with care and insured