A striking vintage German cutlery canteen presented in a burgundy fitted case with a rich red satin interior. The set features ornate Rococo-inspired handles with raised scrollwork, shell motifs, and elegant cartouche details, giving each piece a decorative and refined table presence.
The pieces are marked 100, indicating a heavier silver-plated grade traditionally associated with 100 g of silver per dozen pieces. The knife blade is marked Wirtis Solingen Rostfrei, confirming German stainless steel craftsmanship from Solingen, a city renowned for blade making. This boxed set includes a beautiful selection of serving and dessert utensils, along with forks arranged in the lower drawer, making it a charming statement piece for entertaining, display, or collection.
Key Features
Origin: Germany
Brand / Marking: Wirtis Solingen Rostfrei
Date: Mid-20th century
Type: Boxed cutlery canteen / serving flatware set
Material: 100 silver-plated metal with stainless steel knife blade
Silver Plate Grade: “100” mark, traditionally indicating 100 g of silver per dozen pieces
Style: Rococo / Baroque revival
Design: Ornate raised scrollwork, shell motifs, and cartouche handle details
Set Includes: Assorted serving utensils, dessert pieces, sugar tongs, knife, and forks sets of 12, in fitted case
Case: Burgundy fitted presentation box with red satin interior and lower drawer
Condition: Good vintage condition with surface scratches, light tarnish, and age-related wear. The box shows visible wear, interior marks, and signs of use
A refined European canteen that brings decorative silver-plated elegance and old-world dining charm to any curated table setting.
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