Two cased sets of mid-20th century Danish silver-gilt and harlequin enamel coffee spoons, by Egon Lauridsen (Copenhagen 1936-1966); the first set of six with tapered enamel stem to a crown terminal, all stamped with maker's mark and Denmark Sterling 925S, five further hallmarked S J Rose & Son, London import 1959; the second set with guilloché enamel bowl and tapered stem having diagonal stripe detail, also stamped with maker's mark and Denmark Sterling 925S, and four further hallmarked S J Rose & Son, London import 1958. Gross weight 3.42ozt (106.4g).

• Both sets of spoons appear in fairly good condition overall.
• All displaying some general light surface wear, marks, scratches.
• There is some tarnishing to the silver gilt on both sets.
• Enamel on all the spoons appears in good order.
• Hallmarks and maker's marks are all located to the reverse of each stem; these with some light rubbing in parts but all still clearly legible.
• Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.