- Vintage EPNS sugar spoon with kookaburra detail - a souvenir spoon for Warburton, Victoria.
- It will sit nicely in a traditional sugar bowl.
- A lovely usable piece of Australiana made in Melbourne.
- Free postage Australia wide
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- Vintage EPNS cake fork made in Melbourne with kookaburra design.
- A souvenir piece from Marysville, Victoria.
- Free postage Australia wide.
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The design 'Camille' was first produced in the 1950's and has become one of Rodd's most popular designs. This item measures approximately 22 cm long. Please refer to all photos provided. -
On offer a pair of cream coloured plastic salad tongs with a scissor action. Note the elephant head design on the handles. Length approximately 27 cm. Made in England by Tudor Rose. Please refer to the photos provided. -
These ELOFHANS mid century salad servers were made in Japan to a Danish design. They are approximately 23 cm long with a combination of stainless steel and orange plastic. Please refer to both photos provided. -
A boxed set of six sterling silver mid 20th century demitasse spoons by Tasmanian silversmith Dorothy Pickett. Stamped to the underside DP HOBART STG.SILVER Dorothy worked as a silversmith for both herself and Sargisons Jewellers in Hobart from about 1947 to 1980. She has since passed away. These spoons are similar in design to those held in the Powerhouse Museum by Harold Sargison, circa 1920s.