Elegant Spanish silver-plated cutlery set produced by La Cisueña (Lacisuena), one of Spain’s finest makers of luxury tableware in the early 20th century, circa 1900–1925.
The set is executed in a refined neoclassical Louis XVI Revival pattern, featuring an oval beaded cartouche framed by floral garlands and ribbons. Each piece bears the maker’s mark “Plateado” and the bird-in-circle emblem of La Cisueña, guaranteeing high-quality electroplated silver over a solid base.
The service is preserved in its original fitted presentation case, making it both a beautiful collector’s piece and a fully usable antique dining set.
12 dinner spoons
6 tea spoons
Professional packaging.
Details:
• Origin: Spain
• Date: c.1900–1925
• Maker: La Cisueña (Lacisuena)
• Material: silver-plated metal (plateado)
• Set includes: 12 dinner forks
• Dimensions: Dinner forks: 20 cm - 7.9 in; Dinner spoons: 20 cm - 7.9 in; Tea spoons: 14.5 cm - 5.7 in
• Condition: Very good antique condition. All pieces retain strong, bright silver plating with only light surface scratches from careful use. No worn-through areas, no bends, and no damage. The original case is structurally sound, with light fabric staining and age marks consistent with its age.
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