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Hassle-Free Exchanges & Returns for 30 Days. · 6-Month Limited Warranty. The Wilkinson Sword Baguette Espresso 6-piece spoon set is a collection of miniature (demitasse) spoons designed specifically for stirring espresso. Crafted for everyday use or dinner parties, these spoons feature a classic French "Baguette" design with a polished, high-gloss finish. Features sleek, smooth contours with the traditional raised ridge of the Baguette style handle. While designed for espresso, these spoons work equally well for demitasse coffees, stirring tea, or serving condiments and desserts. Dishwasher safe (though hand washing is generally recommended to prevent spotting) and backed by a lifetime guarantee Perfectly proportioned for small espresso cups to mix crema, dissolve sugar, or cool the coffee down. Features sleek, smooth contours with the traditional raised ridge of the Baguette style handle. Durable design ensures long-lasting enjoyment for home or café use. Refined aesthetic complements any kitchen or dining decor. Ideal gift for coffee enthusiasts and stylish entertaining. Made from durable, rust-resistant 18/10 stainless steel. What's in the box 1 x 6 Piece Espresso Spoon Set
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