








Pair of Antique Japanese Sterling Spoons – Meiji-Era Artistry, Charlotte Waterhouse Collection
Description:
An extraordinary pair of antique Japanese sterling spoons, believed to date from the Meiji period (circa late 1800s), from the storied Charlotte Waterhouse Collection. Each spoon features intricate traditional Japanese motifs—likely handcrafted during the height of Meiji export artistry.
Their refined elegance and precise detail suggest they were created not merely as utensils, but as objects of prestige—possibly intended for ceremonial or diplomatic use. While untested, the metal appears to be sterling silver, consistent with the standard of fine Meiji-era silverwork.
Origin: Japan
Era: Meiji Period (1868–1912)
Material: Likely sterling silver (untested)
Provenance: Charlotte Waterhouse Collection
Condition: Excellent antique condition with a soft, time-earned patina
Dimensions: [Insert length in inches or cm]
Rare and culturally significant, these spoons offer a unique blend of history, heritage, and artistry—ideal for collectors of antique Japanese silver or heirloom-quality decorative objects.
Museum-worthy Meiji silver spoons with rare provenance.
Description:
An extraordinary pair of antique Japanese sterling spoons, believed to date from the Meiji period (circa late 1800s), from the storied Charlotte Waterhouse Collection. Each spoon features intricate traditional Japanese motifs—likely handcrafted during the height of Meiji export artistry.
Their refined elegance and precise detail suggest they were created not merely as utensils, but as objects of prestige—possibly intended for ceremonial or diplomatic use. While untested, the metal appears to be sterling silver, consistent with the standard of fine Meiji-era silverwork.
Origin: Japan
Era: Meiji Period (1868–1912)
Material: Likely sterling silver (untested)
Provenance: Charlotte Waterhouse Collection
Condition: Excellent antique condition with a soft, time-earned patina
Dimensions: [Insert length in inches or cm]
Rare and culturally significant, these spoons offer a unique blend of history, heritage, and artistry—ideal for collectors of antique Japanese silver or heirloom-quality decorative objects.
Museum-worthy Meiji silver spoons with rare provenance.