Vintage Japanese Stainless Steel Serving Spoon Vanity By the 1950’s Nicola’s sons

By the 1950’s Nicola’s sons

The pitcher has a scalloped broad spout with an ornate scroll handle and has been hand painted along one side with a lovely colourful scenery depicting a body of water with water lillies and other plants

Tableware shapes include the famous Kestrel (introduced in 1932 and still in production in 1964) Curlew (1932)

Width of blade at widest point: 6 cm

Oval base: 25 cm x 14

Vintage Japanese Stainless Steel Serving Spoon Vanity By the 1950’s Nicola’s sonsThe item is a vintage Japanese serving spoon and it has a floral handle design, a single rose just beneath the bowl and a pair of roses on the handle top.. The serving spoon is handle stamped Stainless Steel Japan. The spoon is in very good vintage condition. Length; 26. 4 cm, Width of bowl: 5. 5 cm, Width of handle: 1. 6 cm