“Barok” Tea Glass Holder Set in 925 Silver with Tea Glass, Spoon and Engraving Field

The diamond lattice of the holder returns on the spoon. This Barok set consists of a tea glass with silver holder, a spoon with an openwork head and the gift box. Holder and spoon are made of 925 silver, and the holder carries a round engraving field. A gift for an anniversary, a birthday or Christmas.

Tea glass with silver holder: what is in the Barok set

The set comprises the holder, the tea glass, the “Barokko” spoon and the gift box. Holder and spoon are both made of 925 silver. The holder is made by ArgentA.

A tea glass in a silver holder: this shape is known above all to lovers of Russian tea glasses. If you only want holder and glass, take Barok as a single holder.

Barok set: spoon with lattice head, two pieces, one pattern

The “Barokko” spoon has an openwork head with a diamond lattice, framed by acanthus and volutes, with a shell at the tip. The stem is twisted.

You find the same diamond lattice in the wall of the holder. Added to that are acanthus tendrils, a shell crown above the engraving field and a smooth foot. The holder is polished bright by hand, and the spoon carries an antique patina in its recesses: two surfaces in one set.

Engraving in the round field: name or date on the holder

Both the holder and the spoon can be engraved. The round field with beaded border stays empty until you fill it and takes up to 20 characters.

Choose the engraving flat fee with the set, a second one for the spoon, and give your wording for holder and spoon in the “order note at checkout”. Whether your wish is feasible, we look at after the order. We discuss lettering and layout with you. If something does not work, the flat fee is refunded, or we recommend another piece.

Free on request, the set comes with a SilberVerse: a verse created individually for the occasion and name, in the form of a photo card measuring 15 × 10 cm.

For an anniversary, a birthday, for Christmas: the lattice pattern twice at the table

For an anniversary, the date goes in the round field. At tea, the spoon with the lattice pattern lies next to the glass. Anyone watching discovers the pattern twice: on the holder and on the spoon.

For a birthday, the field carries a name. At Christmas, parents and grandparents get a gift that comes to the table at afternoon tea. More on the subject is in the guide Christmas gift for parents and grandparents.

Barok set or Der Meister: lattice head versus smooth middle

The Barok set has a round field with a beaded border and a spoon with a lattice head. The “Der Meister” set has a round field in a laurel wreath and a spoon with a smooth middle. Der Meister stands on feet, Barok on a smooth foot. Whoever needs only holder and glass chooses the single holder. Whoever wants a spoon with it chooses the set.

Silver and spoon patina: how to care for the set

Clean holder and spoon with a soft cloth and lukewarm water. The set does not belong in the dishwasher. A silver polishing cloth does no harm. On the spoon, work gently in the patinated recesses; you may re-polish the raised areas. Stored dry, the silver stays beautiful for a long time, even if it tarnishes over time. Take the glass out of the holder to clean it.

Barok set: quick answers

How many engravings does the Barok set need?
That is up to you: the round field on the holder takes up to 20 characters, and the spoon can also be engraved. You pay one flat fee per engraved piece, so two for holder and spoon.

Which tea glass goes with the Barok holder?
The set includes a tea glass in the classic format for the podstakannik. The glass decoration may differ from the photo.

What does “with an antique patina” mean for the spoon?
The recesses of the spoon are patinated dark, while the raised areas shine. There is no lacquer or paint behind it. The recesses stay dark as long as you care for them gently.

Is a set with a spoon the better gift than the single holder?
It is the more complete one. The single holder works well when you want to give a couple two holders. The set suits when one person is to receive everything for the table at once.