Tea Glass Holder Capercaillie in 925 Silver with Hunting Motif, Tea Glass and Spoon

In the forest stands the capercaillie with its fanned tail, and on the spoon it sits on the branch. The tea glass holder Capercaillie in 925 silver carries a hunting motif: a forest scene with lattice openings. A tea glass, a spoon with a capercaillie figure and the gift box are included. You can have the base and the back of the spoon engraved. A gift for hunting enthusiasts, for Christmas or for a birthday.

Tea glass holder Capercaillie: the hunting motif in the set

The set consists of a holder and a spoon in 925 silver, a tea glass and the gift box. In the photo the glass itself carries a capercaillie motif, and its decoration may differ. ArgentA supplies the holder.

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Forest scene, lattice, branch: how holder and spoon are built

The holder is cast and then polished by hand; in the recesses of the forest scene it stays dark. At the bottom of the picture the capercaillie stands on the ground with its fanned tail, and above it a bird flies between the trees. Between the trunks sit lattice openings, and the upper edge sweeps in an arc.

Above the smooth base runs a band of openwork. The handle is an angular bow, and its lower end is twisted.

The spoon stays on theme too: its handle is a branch with a bark texture, and on its crown sits the capercaillie. The bowl is egg-shaped, and the handle is patinated dark.

Engraving on the base and on the back of the spoon

The base carries up to 20 characters, such as a name, initials or a date. The forest scene stays untouched. The spoon can be engraved on the back if there is no room at the front. Every engraved piece gets a flat fee.

For this, the engraving flat fee goes into the cart with the set. You leave your engraving text in “order note at checkout”. After the order we look at it and agree with you how lettering and layout will look. If a wish is not feasible, we refund the flat fee or name another piece.

A SilberVerse goes well with it, created individually for the occasion and name and available free on request. We enclose it as a photo card (15 × 10 cm).

At Christmas and for a birthday: a gift for hunting enthusiasts

After the season, a glass of tea, with the capercaillie on the spoon: that is the scene this set tells. On 3 November, St Hubert's Day, hunting enthusiasts think of the hunting ground.

You can give it to parents, friends or colleagues with a hunting hobby. Ideas for Christmas are collected in the guide to giving gifts at Christmas.

Capercaillie or Hunters at Rest: two hunting motifs

Here an animal shows itself in the forest; with Hunters at Rest it is a scene with people. This holder is openwork, while the other carries a relief band. Whoever has nature in mind takes the forest; whoever prefers company takes Hunters at Rest.

Care: how the silver stays beautiful

Clean the holder and the spoon in lukewarm water with a soft cloth. They do not belong in the dishwasher, and they are stored dry. Silver tarnishes over the years; a silver polishing cloth is welcome, and in the recesses of the forest scene you work carefully.

What stays dark there is patina, neither lacquer nor paint, and it withstands everyday use. It gives the scene depth; not every spot shines, and you will not recognise a flaw in it. Take the glass out beforehand.

Tea glass holder Capercaillie: quick answers

What does the hunting motif show?
A forest scene: the capercaillie with its fanned tail on the ground, a flying bird, trees and lattice openings. On the spoon the bird sits as a figure on the branch.

Who is the set suitable for?
For everyone who likes to drink tea and loves the forest, such as hunting enthusiasts, nature lovers or people looking for a hunting gift.

Can I have the spoon engraved?
Yes, on the back. For every engraved piece you count on one flat fee, so two for holder and spoon; nothing is engraved on the glass.

What comes with the set?
The holder, the tea glass with the capercaillie motif, the spoon with the figure and the gift box. The motif on the glass may differ from the photo.

Why is the silver dark on the forest scene?
The patina sets off the relief. It is not lacquer, does not wear off in everyday use and is not a flaw.