Millennium Canteen

Jeffrey Sofaer - Serving Spoon and Teaspoon


Serving spoon and teaspoon each with a 9ct red gold inlay symbolising the rising sun
0f the same basically classic and functional form. There is special interest in the handle, with an obliquely cut flared end which features a 9ct red gold inlay representing the rising sun and symbolising the dawn of a new age. The shape of this rising-sun motif is carried through, up towards the elliptical bowl, as the cross-section of the handle. The bowl and upper wall of the handle were forged from a single sheet, with the flat lower wall soldered in later, resulting in a hollow structure. The elements of the end of the handle, including the gold inlay, were first turned and then given a flat edge to represent the horizon.
Sizes: 30 and 14 cms

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