Gorham Strasbourg Sugar Spoon

Description

Essential for adding sweeteners to coffee and tea. This design, introduced in 1897, will enliven traditional table settings for everyday meals and when entertaining. Named for the French hamlet near the border of Germany, this intricate pattern displays rococo exuberance with hints of lively German Baroque opulence. Flowing scrollwork follows the gently curved handles of this magnificent pattern inspired by the rococo style of design favoring shell-like curves prevailing in 18th Century France. Named for the French hamlet near the border of Germany, this intricate pattern displays rococo exuberance with hints of lively German Baroque opulence. The finely carved details along the edge highlight a smooth central panel, and culminate in a subtle shell near the tip. This design, introduced in 1897, will enliven traditional table settings for everyday meals and when entertaining. Essential for adding sweeteners to coffee and tea. The finely carved details along the edge highlight a smooth central panel, and culminate in a subtle shell near the tip. Flowing scrollwork follows the gently curved handles of this magnificent pattern inspired by the rococo style of design favoring shell-like curves prevailing in 18th Century France.

Key Features

• Named for the French hamlet near the border of Germany, this intricate pattern displays rococo exuberance with hints of lively German Baroque opulence.
• This design, introduced in 1897, will enliven traditional table settings for everyday meals and when entertaining.
• Essential for adding sweeteners to coffee and tea.
• Flowing scrollwork follows the gently curved handles of this magnificent pattern inspired by the rococo style of design favoring shell-like curves prevailing in 18th Century France.
• The finely carved details along the edge highlight a smooth central panel, and culminate in a subtle shell near the tip.