Exquisite Antique French Sterling Silver Teaspoon Set – Vermeil Bowls, 19th Century in Case

Elegant 19th-Century Vermeil Silver Spoons with Rococo Decoration

This exquisite 19th-century French sterling silver teaspoon set features six finely crafted spoons with ornate rococo scrollwork and floral detailing along the handles. Each spoon has a richly gold-gilt bowl (vermeil), offering a luxurious contrast and added protection against tarnish.

The set is housed in its original fitted presentation case, bearing the label of Dommartin, Orfèvre-Bijoutier of Bar-le-Duc—a fine French jeweller and silversmith active in the late 1800s. This elegant ensemble is both collectible and practical, perfect for formal entertaining, display, or gifting.

About French Vermeil and Dommartin

Vermeil (gold-gilded silver) was popular in French silverwork of the 18th and 19th centuries, prized for its durability and regal appearance. Dommartin of Bar-le-Duc was known for luxury presentation silverware and refined hand-finished designs, often commissioned for gifts and ceremonial use.

Features and Specifications

• Origin: France
• Era: 19th Century
• Material: Sterling silver with gold-gilt (vermeil) bowls
• Length (each spoon): 15.5 cm
• Total Weight: 123.2 grams
• Decoration: Rococo scrollwork and floral motifs
• Presentation: Original fitted case with Dommartin retailer’s label
• Condition: Very good antique condition – minor surface wear consistent with age; case in good condition

This French sterling silver teaspoon set is a superb addition to any silver collection or refined gift for lovers of 19th-century French decorative arts.

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