Children's cutlery set 925 silver Mascha

Your child loves Masha, and you don't want a mixed set where the character changes between the spoon and fork? This two-piece children's cutlery set made of 925 sterling silver solves exactly that: both the spoon and fork feature the same three-dimensional Masha figure at the end of the handle – red headscarf, green dress with red diamond patterns, blonde hair – complemented by a bright red enamel strawberry and tactile baby footprints in relief. A uniform, harmonious design instead of a changing motif between the two pieces.

At a Glance

• Set contents: Children's spoon "Masha", Children's fork "Masha" (2 pieces)
• Material: 925 sterling silver with colored enamel finishing
• Spoon: Length 12.5 cm, Width 2.6 cm, Weight approx. 27 g
• Fork: Length 12.9 cm, Width 2.1 cm, Weight approx. 23 g
• Collection: DoDo – Tactile Collection by ArgentA

Material and Workmanship

Both cutlery pieces are made of solid 925 sterling silver with official hallmarking. The Masha figures at the end of the handle are three-dimensional silver figures, refined with multiple layers of colored enamel – red, green, orange, and skin tones, each color individually applied and fired. The strawberry is executed in vibrant enamel, and the baby footprints are raised in relief for tactile exploration. The spoon bowl and fork tines are finely polished and sized for small hands. The set is manufactured by ArgentA from Russia.

Collection

If you prefer the Bear instead of Masha, you'll find the matching counterpart in the Children's Cutlery Set The Bear with partial gold plating. If you like both figures, you can opt for mixed sets that combine Masha and the Bear on different cutlery pieces, or later expand your collection with a single spoon featuring a Bear motif.

Special Features

Not every child needs two different figures at the table. This set offers a uniform design: both pieces show the same Masha, creating a harmonious overall impression instead of a change of figures between the spoon and fork. The three-dimensional design, multi-colored enamel, and tactile footprints make the cutlery both an eating and a sensory tool – developed according to the DoDo principle, recommended by child psychologists and speech therapists for sensory development.

Occasions and Target Groups

For birth, the set is suitable as a first sterling silver cutlery, for christening as a high-quality godparent's gift with a figure popular with children, for the first birthday as a companion for independent eating. The set is particularly popular with small Masha fans, with parents who prefer a uniform rather than mixed design, and with families with a connection to Slavic culture who find a familiar motif in Masha.

Engraving and SilberVerse Card

An engraving with name, date, or a short dedication is possible upon request – contact us before ordering so we can coordinate the placement and number of characters for both cutlery pieces. Additionally, upon request, we can design a free, digitally created SilberVerse card in photo format 15 × 10 cm landscape, individually tailored to the occasion and recipient – orderable with or without engraving.

Care

Rinse both pieces by hand with warm water and mild detergent, then dry with a soft cloth. The enamel elements are fired at high temperatures and are suitable for everyday use, but they do not tolerate abrasive cleaners or harsh detergents on the colored surfaces. For light tarnishing on the silver surfaces, a silver polishing cloth is sufficient. Not dishwasher safe. The included gift box is suitable for storage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there really Masha figures on both pieces?
Yes. The spoon and fork both feature the same Masha figure at the end of the handle, with identical design, the same enamel colors, and the same tactile elements.

What differentiates this set from the mixed Masha and Bear sets?
This set exclusively features Masha on both pieces. The mixed variants combine Masha and the Bear on different cutlery pieces.

From what age is the set suitable?
From birth as a symbolic gift, for first eating attempts under supervision from approximately six to twelve months, depending on the child's development.

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