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Maria da Conceição Cardoso de Menezes (Guimarães, 1903 – Porto, 1989) revisitou a antiga tradição portuguesa de execução de estojos para talheres, realizando sobretudo exemplares destinados a colheres de chá e café. Dotada de uma grande habilidade manual, replicou modelos do século XIX. A novidade consistiu nos estojos de colheres de café de pequenas dimensões. Com estrutura de madeira, eram revestidos a couro no exterior e enriquecidos com aplicações metálicas, possuindo veludo carmesim e galões no interior. Serão apresentadas algumas memórias orais contextualizando a sua produção.
Maria da Conceição Cardoso de Menezes (Guimarães, 1903 – Porto, 1989) revisited the old Portuguese tradition of making cases for flatware, producing especially designed cases for tea and coffee spoons. Endowed with great manual skill, she replicated models of the 19th century. The novelty consisted on luxurious coffee spoons cases’ of small dimensions. With wooden structure, these presented a leather lining on the outside enriched with metal fittings, while crimson velvet and gallons lined the inside. Some oral memoirs will also be hereby presented giving the context of her production.
Maria da Conceição Cardoso de Menezes (Guimarães, 1903 – Porto, 1989) revisited the old Portuguese tradition of making cases for flatware, producing especially designed cases for tea and coffee spoons. Endowed with great manual skill, she replicated models of the 19th century. The novelty consisted on luxurious coffee spoons cases’ of small dimensions. With wooden structure, these presented a leather lining on the outside enriched with metal fittings, while crimson velvet and gallons lined the inside. Some oral memoirs will also be hereby presented giving the context of her production.
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Couro Veludo Madeira Prata Norte de Portugal Século XX Leather Velvet Wood Silver North of Portugal 20th century