Set of six Spoons in Original Box

Liberty and Company

Cleveland Museum of Art

Six silver spoons with handles decorated in blue, green, and silver enamel in an Arts and Crafts style, presented in their original box. The spoons have a rounded bowl with a flat, slightly upturned tip and a long, slender handle with a decorative top. The handles feature a design consisting of stacked circles and rectangles in blue, green, and silver. The spoons show signs of wear, with tarnishing and scratches on the surface. The box is not shown, but presumably it is made of a sturdy material such as cardboard or wood and is designed to hold and protect the spoons. The spoons are by Liberty and Company, a well-known British retailer and manufacturer of silverware. The design of the spoons and their presentation in a box suggest a high-end or luxury item. The spoons are likely made of sterling silver. The background of the image is gray.