Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 950 Silver Pearl Teaspoons Set of 5 Boxed

Brand: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd Marking: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd Hiroshima Product: Teaspoons Quantity: 5 Metal marking: SILVER950 Fineness indicated: 950 / 95% silver Individual weight: Approx. 13.3g including pearl Calculated total: Approx. 66.5g including pearls Decoration: Floral/textured terminals Pearl: Cream/white pearl detail, untested Colour: Silver / cream-white Country: Japan Case: Blue velvet fitted Mitsubishi presentation case Condition: Pre-owned with surface scratches, tarnishing and age/use wear An unusual Japanese set of five Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd Hiroshima teaspoons, supplied in the fitted blue velvet presentation case. The spoons are stamped SILVER950, indicating 950 fineness silver, and feature attractive floral/textured terminals decorated with cream-white pearl details. The Mitsubishi Heavy Industries connection makes this an interesting set for collectors of Japanese silverware, Mitsubishi memorabilia and corporate presentation pieces. Details 5 matching teaspoons Marked SILVER950 Marked MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES LTD HIROSHIMA Japanese origin Decorative floral/textured terminals Pearl-set details Approximately 13.3g per spoon including pearl Calculated combined spoon weight approximately 66.5g including pearls Supplied with fitted blue velvet presentation case Condition Pre-owned condition with surface scratches, light tarnishing and general signs of previous use and age. The spoons retain a good bright reflective appearance overall. The blue velvet presentation case shows storage and age-related wear, including marks and impressions to the fabric. Please refer closely to the photographs for condition. The pearl details appear smooth and lustrous but have not been gemologically tested, so no claim is made as to whether the pearls are natural, cultured or imitation. The spoons bear SILVER950 marks. The metal has not been independently XRF or assay tested, so the description of 950 silver is based on the markings present. Please study all photographs carefully as the photographs form an important part of the description and condition report.