Spoon and fork for serving from the 19th century. 800 silver handles in a special and impressive design and a carved head from horn. Length 24 cm

A wonderful set of spoon and fork in which the traces of their many years of age are noticeable but little. But the majesty and exclusion glorify them. The handles are made of 800 silver with a crescent stamp and a royal crown and on the other side a trophy that marked the period of Germany in the 19th century.. The spoon and fork are an almost perfect horn carving.

Think about it, late 19th century, Paul Cézanne, Claude Monet, Pierre Auguste Renoir and other famous painters open a club for anonymous painters, Jules Verne publishes the book "Around the World in Eighty Days", Lewis Carroll - "Alice in Wonderland" ". Mark Twain - the "Huckleberry Fin " an era of culture and romance is flourishing and in the midst of all this excitement, someone has taken a delicate bite of crème brûlée with this romantic spoon or fork while listening to Johannes Brahms' Violin Concerto that the ink has not yet dried on. Aroma of a history of thrills and flavors at hand.