Children's cutlery set 925 silver Mascha

Children's cutlery set 925 silver Masha — the cheeky girl on spoon and fork

This set is all about Masha: spoon and fork , both featuring the three-dimensional Masha figure at the end of the handle, both in vibrant enamel on solid 925 sterling silver . Red headscarf, green dress, blonde hair, and the red strawberry on the handle—twice the cheeky girl discovering the world. For everyone who has chosen Masha and doesn't want a bear motif on the table.

What's in the set — two Masha, two Joy

The children's spoon features Masha on the end of the handle: the cheeky girl with a red headscarf , blonde hair, and a green dress with red diamond patterns and orange accents. Below her on the handle is a red enamel strawberry with a green leaf and baby footprints in relief . The polished spoon bowl fits comfortably in small hands.

The children's fork features the same Masha figure at the end of the handle—with the same headscarf, dress, and facial expression. The handle also includes the strawberry and footprints . The fork has four rounded tines—child-safe and functional. Both pieces are uniformly designed and form a harmonious set.

Why a Masha-only set?

Not every child needs a bear at the table. Some children love Masha so much that they want both pieces of cutlery with her. And some parents are looking for a set with a uniform design—without changing the characters between the spoon and fork. This set offers exactly that:

• Uniform design: Both pieces depict Masha — a harmonious overall picture on the table.
• Clear association: The child immediately recognizes their figure on both pieces of cutlery.
• Gift quality: The DoDo gift box with satin ribbons is ready to give as a gift.
• Optional: Those who want to add the bear later can add individual bear products from the collection .

Material and workmanship

Both pieces of cutlery are made of solid 925 sterling silver with official hallmarks. The Masha figures at the ends of the handles are three-dimensional silver figures, finished with several layers of colored enamel—red, green, orange, and flesh tones. Each layer of color is applied individually and fired at high temperature. The strawberries are rendered in vibrant enamel, and the footprints are worked into the silver as a raised relief. The spoon bowl and fork tines are finely polished and proportioned for small hands.

Special features

• Pure Masha design: Both pieces feature the same figure — uniform and harmonious.
• Three-dimensional figures: Masha stands as a miniature sculpture on a spoon and fork
• Multicolored enamel: Red headscarf, green dress, orange accents — each color fired individually.
• Tactile footprints: Baby footprints as a raised relief — on both parts for feeling
• Strawberry as an enamel element: Bright red strawberry with a green leaf on each piece of cutlery.
• 925 Sterling Silver: Food-safe, nickel-free and retains its value for generations.

Engraving service — personal and on request

Would you like to personalize the set with a name, date, or short dedication? Our engraving service makes it possible. Contact us before ordering—we'll advise you on the options and the number of characters allowed for both pieces of cutlery.

SilverVerse Card — our personalized gift card: Upon request, we will create a custom SilverVerse card in photo format (10×15 cm) — tailored to the occasion, the recipient, and with your personal message. Each card is unique. Simply specify your request when ordering, and we will contact you to discuss the details. Currently free of charge — available with or without engraving.

Masha as a symbol — curiosity, joy of life and the courage to discover the world

Masha isn't a well-behaved girl who sits quietly in the corner. She's curious, cheerful, and fearless —she climbs, experiments, makes mistakes, and learns from them. This is precisely what makes her the perfect motif for children's cutlery: Giving Masha as a gift means wishing the child the courage to discover the world with open eyes. And having two Masha pieces on the table makes the message doubly clear: Be brave, be curious—the world is waiting for you.

Occasions and target groups

When should you give the Masha set as a gift?

A perfect first set of silverware for a newborn . A high-quality christening gift featuring the popular character. A great gift for a child's first birthday , when they start eating on their own. Or a wonderful present for a child who adores Masha.

For whom?

For little Masha fans who want to see the cheeky girl with the red headscarf on every piece of cutlery.
For parents who prefer a uniform design — without changing the shape of the spoon and fork.
For godparents and grandparents looking for a gift with character and silver quality.
For families with ties to Slavic culture who will find a familiar motif in Masha.

Care

Rinse both pieces of cutlery by hand with warm water and mild dish soap after use. Then dry with a soft cloth. The enamel elements are fired at high temperature and suitable for everyday use—however, avoid abrasive cleaners and harsh chemicals on the colored surfaces. For light patina on the silver surfaces, a silver polishing cloth is sufficient. Not dishwasher safe. The included gift box is suitable for storage.

Frequently asked questions about the Mascha children's cutlery set

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

Is there also a set that only features bears?
Yes. The children's cutlery set The Bear (gilded) shows the bear on the spoon and fork — as a uniform bear design with partial gilding.

Can this set be combined with Bär products?
Yes. The single bear spoon matches the Masha set stylistically and expands the collection with the good-natured protector.

Can the set be engraved?
Yes, engraving is available upon request. Please contact us before ordering — we will advise you on the options for both pieces of cutlery.

From what age is the set suitable?
A symbolic gift from birth. For supervised first attempts at eating from approximately 6–12 months — depending on the child's development.

What distinguishes this set from the mixed Masha & Bear sets?
This set contains only Masha figures on both pieces. The mixed sets ( Variant 1 , Variant 2 ) each combine Masha and the bear on different pieces of cutlery.

Discover also: Masha & the Bear Collection · Silver Baby Spoons · 925 Sterling Silver Children's Cutlery · Gifts for Newborns · Christening Gifts