Gift Set Prince 925 Silver 3-pc — Mug, Spoon & Plate

Finding a christening gift for a son, grandson, or godson with a clear, but not childishly plush, boyish coding often proves harder than expected. This three-piece sterling silver tableware set, made from 925 sterling silver, solves this with a classic heraldic coat of arms: the child's cup and spoon feature a blue escutcheon with a golden crown, while the oval handled plate remains purely polished and without a motif. In European heraldry, blue has always stood for loyalty and quiet steadfastness—a message fitting for a gift for life.

At a Glance

• Set: child's cup + child's spoon + oval handled plate (plate without motif)
• Material: 925 sterling silver, highly polished, with blue shield enamel and gold-plated crown
• Motif: heraldic coat of arms with crown on the belly of the cup and the top of the spoon handle
• Gift box: orange-golden original box with crown and tree motif
• Child's cup: 150 ml · Ø approx. 65 mm · height approx. 60 mm
• Child's spoon: approx. 120 mm
• Set weight: approx. 202 g net silver

Material and Workmanship

The coat of arms is crafted as a small plaque of blue enamel with a gold-plated crown and firmly attached to the silver—the color remains stable for years, instead of fading like an applied layer of lacquer. The cup and spoon bear the same coat of arms plaque, while the plate remains completely polished and can be used flexibly as a serving piece. The ArgentA manufactory produces the enamel work in several steps before each piece is polished by hand.

Occasions and Target Groups

For a son's christening, the set is representative through the crown without being obtrusive—a gift that godfathers and grandparents gladly present when they are looking for clear, but timeless boyish coding. The set is also suitable for a birth as the first personal silver tableware, which later becomes festive tableware for birthdays and family celebrations. For families who wish to give a gift to a daughter as well, the same design is available with a red escutcheon as a girl's counterpart.

Engraving and SilberVerse Card

The back of the cup opposite the coat of arms, the back of the spoon handle, and the bottom of the plate can be engraved for a longer dedication; on request, an initial can even be incorporated into the escutcheon of the cup. For an engraving order, we include a personal SilberVerse card in photo format 15×10 cm landscape—currently free of charge, individually tailored to the occasion.

Care

Clean all three parts by hand with warm water and mild dish soap, dry with a soft cloth. Do not put in the dishwasher—heat and harsh detergents attack the blue enamel and the gilding. For the polished silver surfaces, a silver polishing cloth is sufficient; avoid the coat of arms and crown. The plate without a motif can be completely polished.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the blue enamel in the coat of arms signify?
In European heraldry, blue stands for loyalty, steadfastness, and quiet strength—a message of protection and reliability for a christening or birth gift.

From what age is the set useable?
The cup is suitable as a drinking vessel from about twelve months under supervision, the spoon from the start of complementary feeding around six months, and the plate can be used as a serving or keepsake from birth.

Is there a suitable variant for a girl?
Yes, the same design is also available with a red escutcheon—practical if siblings or twins of different genders are to be given gifts at the same time.

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The girl's variant with a red escutcheon can be found in our assortment as a direct counterpart to this set. Further selections for sons and godsons are offered in our collections Christening Gifts and Birth Gifts.