1934 Art Deco Silver Coffee Spoons

1934 Art Deco Silver Coffee SpoonsFans are one of the most common features in Art Deco design, favoured for their clean lines and distinct vintage feel. On these spoons from 1934, the motif on the finials is dipped in different colours. Theyre presented in their original black leather tooled box and are attributed to William Hair Haseler the renowned silversmith responsible for many of the pieces Archibald Knox designed for Liberty of London in the early 20th century. Please note,

Every single one of Makers Cabinet's pieces are designed to withstand the test of time

they'll transport you to the azure waters of your favourite beach – even if you are just in your kitchen

diamonds and spires on the Lismore salad bowl are inspired by the rugged castle of the same name in Waterford County

These only-at-ABASK plates spotlight a shaw’s cowfish (aracana aurita) which is endemic to the southern half of Australia – also known as the Great Southern Reef – where it inhabits rocky reefs and seagrass beds

Lined in protective plastic-coated cloth

as these pieces are made and finished by hand

they can be arranged into the desired pattern

This oval bowl is hand-carved in Los Angeles from ebonized oak

Presenting the handcrafted wood-fired soy sauce dispenser by Shimojo Akira

Elevate your dining experience with the marbled bowl from Atelier Saint-Andre Perrin

Handmade in Mongolia from 100% cashmere

no two are exactly alike