Finds such as these are incredibly rare, 
that truly deserve a museum display. 
 
Coming from the Italian Noble Family
with each sugar spoon engraved with 7-pearl coronet 
(for a Baron) 
 
It’s a fascinating piece of the early XIX century history, 
originating from Rome, Italy
 
Crafted in silver with exceptional attention to details,
this ornate sugar bowl features a trumpet shaped lid with goat finial, 
gadrooned stepped edge, 
folate flared over-hanging bowl top, 
round embossed bowl, 
round trumpet shaped pedestal base.
 
Bearing a maker’s mark:  "FI3G"
(initials are inside lozenge), 
belonging to renowned artist Filippo Grimaldi, 
Roma (1803 - 1848)
 
Each of the silver-gilt teaspoons is incredibly detailed, 
bearing a hallmark & coronet
 
 
 
Total weight: 562gr. 
Height: 21cm 
Width: 19cm 
 
 
Despite dating from circa 1830’s, 
sugar bowl & teaspoons are in remarkably beautiful condition