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Why We Love ThisThis set is the perfect "organic-meets-industrial" find. The honey-toned horn is remarkably luminous, and the tiered silver … Read more Why We Love ThisThis set is the perfect "organic-meets-industrial" find. The honey-toned horn is remarkably luminous, and the tiered silver ferrules provide an unmistakable French Art Deco architectural edge. It is a sophisticated way to bring natural texture to a modern or traditional table.Product DetailsDimensions: 12” W × 1” D × 3” HOrigin: FrancePeriod: 1910–1930Styles: Art Deco, Neoclassical Revival, Organic ModernMaterials: Natural Bovine Horn, Silver-toned MetalCondition: Good Vintage ConditionCondition Notes: The horn has a high-luster finish with beautiful natural striations. Consistent with age and organic material, there are minor "nibbles" or small chips on the edge of the spoon bowl and one fork tine. The silver ferrules show a light, attractive patina and are structurally sound.DescriptionA striking pair of French Art Deco period salad serving utensils, dating approximately from the 1910s to the 1930s. This set consists of a hand-carved natural horn serving spoon and a matching three-tine fork. The horn displays a gorgeous "blonde" or honey-colored translucency with deep cocoa-colored striations in the handles.The pieces are joined by elegant silver-toned ferrules that bridge the gap between Neoclassical Revival and Art Deco geometry, featuring crisp shell motifs and tiered collars typical of French silverwork of this era. A sophisticated addition to a period-correct table or a collection of organic antique objects. See less
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