Set of sterling silver spoons
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Set of sterling silver spoons
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A. Pascal Orfèvrerie Sterling Silver Spoon Set
Item Description
Maker Background
A. Pascal was a regional silversmith operating in Salernes, Var, located in the Provence region of France. While not as widely known internationally as brands like Christofle or Puiforcat, smaller orfèvreries like Pascal were known for high-quality handcrafted silverware during the mid-20th century, catering to boutique clientele, wedding gifts, and regional commissions.
Important Note on Silver Authentication
There is no visible hallmark confirming these are sterling (such as:
If these are truly sterling silver, the set’s value increases significantly. However, many French flatware sets — even in fine boxes — are silverplate unless hallmarked otherwise.
To confirm material, consider:
Estimated Value (2024)
Scenario
Estimated Value (USD)
If Sterling Silver (.925/.950)
$250 – $400+
If Silverplate
$60 – $100
Value Factors
✅ Complete Set in Excellent Condition
✅ Original Fitted Box (Green Exterior, White Silk Interior)
❌ Unverified Silver Purity Without Hallmark
❌ Smaller Silversmith Name = Less Brand Premium
Recommended Action
To confidently determine resale or insurance value:
Have the set professionally tested or appraised.
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