# Marron Vintage Antique Silverware Antique sterling silver bonbon spoon from Gorham, a long-established American company✩.*˚ This silver manufacturer was a purveyor to the White House. Sterling silver 925 Pattern No. 586 Circa 1890 14.1cm x 6.4cm 46g Bonbon servers were originally spoons for bonbons (small, sweet, and cute candies made of sugar), but they can also be used for serving sweets, fruits, etc. I think it would also be good as a caddy spoon✩ The gold wash (gold plating) on the bowl part remains slightly, giving it a gentle atmosphere✩.*˚ Even with the same item, there are individual differences, and the thickness (weight) varies. This item has a substantial weight✩ It is very beautiful in person✩.*˚ This design is traded at high prices overseas. Gorham Established in 1831 One of America's leading silverware manufacturers, as famous as Tiffany. Active from the late 19th century to the early 20th century, it became a purveyor to the White House. This item was from my collection, so it is in good condition and is shiny silver✩.*˚ Silverware has a higher customs duty rate than porcelain tableware, and the Mercari sales commission of 10% also puts a strain on the price for high-value items, so I can't offer it at a very low price, but the item is carefully selected and is very lovely✩ ★ Condition It is in excellent condition, which is hard to believe for an antique from about 130 years ago✩ ※ There are individual differences in subjectivity, so please refrain from purchasing if you are overly sensitive. About Antiques Unlike recent items, please understand that these are antique items that have been loved for a long time, and we hope you will cherish them for a long time.