Baroque-Style Silver-Plated Serving Spoon Authentic The Pompadour pattern was first

The Pompadour pattern was first introduced by Booths in the early 1900s and became one of their most recognisable designs

The vase features a rounded base that tapers gently towards a narrow neck

Diameter: 3inches

This exquisite antique cutlery set is beautifully presented in a handcrafted wooden storage box

The style draws on both neoclassical and rustic influences

Baroque-Style Silver-Plated Serving Spoon Authentic The Pompadour pattern was firstThese Baroque style berry spoon is the epitome of opulence. The embossed fruit and leaf motif on the bowl is reminiscent of 19th century repouss silverwork, which was highly prized for its deep, intricate patterns. These spoons were traditionally used for serving fresh berries, preserves, or powdered sugar, making them both functional and decorative. The shell detail at the base of the handle suggests it may be inspired by 19th century European